Way back in February 1 of this year, I asked how to disable Textile as a
supported filter in Radiant (0.9). The answer I received was "disable the
extension in environment.rb." I was then pulled off the project for
something "more important" and only now have gotten back to it.

So here's the relevant portion of my environment.rb, which makes no mention
of Textile at all:

Radiant::Initializer.run do |config|
  # Skip frameworks you're not going to use (only works if using
vendor/rails).
  # To use Rails without a database, you must remove the Active Record
framework
  config.frameworks -= [ :action_mailer ]

  # Only load the extensions named here, in the order given. By default all
  # extensions in vendor/extensions are loaded, in alphabetical order. :all
  # can be used as a placeholder for all extensions not explicitly named.
  config.extensions = [
                       :settings,
                       :archive,
                       :conditional_tags,
                       :copy_move,
                       :haml_filter,
                       :nested_layouts,
                       :page_preview,
                       :sns,
                       :sns_minifier,
                       :sns_sass_filter,
                       :variables,
                      ]

  config.extensions += [
                        :french_language_pack,
                        :german_language_pack,
                        :japanese_language_pack,
                        :spanish_language_pack,
                       ]

  # ...snip...
end


Yet I still see Markdown, SmartyPants and Textile in the filter menu.

So, seriously...how do I get these pesky filters removed?

-dan

Reply via email to