Sorry to bump this, but has anyone encountered this particular error?
Is there some way to clarify in radius that an auto-index page should
not be counted as one of the pages it indexes?
I am trying to understand how this sort of recursion could happen, and
I'd like to know if this is a known thing and I'm (well, the default
Styled Blog template is) making a mistake, or if this is a bug in this
particular template, or if it's something that's been fixed in the
rush to 1.0.
Thanks in advance,
Walter
On Jun 10, 2011, at 9:03 AM, Walter Davis wrote:
I am testing out Radiant after a very long time away, so I did the
following:
1. New rvm, Ruby 1.8.7. Installed Radiant 0.9.1 with gem install
radiant.
2. New Radiant site, all defaults, choose Styled Blog (4) as the
template.
3. Create a new article, works great.
4. Everything looks great, works fine, until I choose the June 2011
option in the Archives By Month sidebar links. There, I see that
"Recursion error: already rendering the `body' part." error, because
the archives by month indexer is trying to include itself in the
list of pages for that month.
I saw some messages on this list about this type of error, but I
wasn't sure if they related. Is this a known thing? How can I work
around it, or is it in the pipeline for fixing in the 1.0? I have a
client I'm evaluating this for, he'd like to get his scholarly
discussion site up fairly quickly, and I'd rather not build this a
couple of separate times.
Thanks as always for such a nice system!
Walter
