On 9 Dec 2010, at 16:13, Neil wrote: > In reference to my previous post - as I'm importing content into Radiant from > Wordpress, how do I go about setting the created_by to a user? Every time I > set the value, it's always NULL that ends up in the table (although > updated_by is working just fine) > > Is there a hook in the code that I haven't spotted that's doing this?
Yes, probably. UserActionObserver sets created_by in a before_create filter that isn't visible from the Page class itself. In the console or a rake task there is no current user, so it nulls any existing association. Are you scripting the import? In that case you just need to set UserActionObserver.current_user to a user object before you create the pages. If you're assigning a different user to each page, the easiest way is just to do it in another operation after creation. And re: > The /blog part I can deal with, but the day is causing me issues. Is > there any way I can get Radiant to work without the day part in the > route? I don't use the archive extension - which is responsible for your urls here - but looking at the code, the url format will be quite hard to change. It's spelt out in several places and used to support the day/month/year views. Perhaps an easier option would be to print the old and new paths as the posts are imported and use that output to create many specific rewrite rules rather than one general one? best, will
