Re: [Radiant] Radiant and RubyAmf

[Nate Turnage]

On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 12:08 PM, Marcus Blankenship [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

 Thanks, Nate.  So, to clarify because I'm dense:
 1. I need to build an extension
 2. The archives/docs should show me how.

 Will I need to learn git to do this?


They should. You only really need to know git if you are manging your code
in that system. The only thing you really need to know about git for
installing extensions is that to add an extension to your project from git
you use the clone url from the project like so: git clone
http://address/of/project/name_of_extensionvendor/extensions/name_of_extension
 . That will clone the git repo into
your extension folder. All of the rest of the info on extensions is on the
radiant website. Again, specific questions will usually get answered here.



 As you may suspect, my end goal is to get either the content alone or
 the stylized content (not sure which) from Radiant and display it in
 Flex via AMF.  I intend to do my own styling in Flex, but I would like
 any HTML markup that the user may have entered.

 Does this seem feasible?


It sounds like you may want to expose your pages from radiant as xml (use
the page type XML). Then you can use whatever you want on the front end to
read and style that file accordingly. I don't know how that figures into
RubyAmf and what it does, though.


~Nate
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RE: [Radiant] Radiant and RubyAmf

[Marcus Blankenship]

Thanks for all the info.  I believe when you use RubyAMF, you basically
expose all your objects as AMF using scaffolding.  I'll play with it and
see where I get.  Are you pulling Radiant content into any Flash apps?

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Subject: Re: [Radiant] Radiant and RubyAmf

On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 12:08 PM, Marcus Blankenship
[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:

 Thanks, Nate.  So, to clarify because I'm dense:
 1. I need to build an extension
 2. The archives/docs should show me how.

 Will I need to learn git to do this?


They should. You only really need to know git if you are manging your
code in that system. The only thing you really need to know about git
for installing extensions is that to add an extension to your project
from git you use the clone url from the project like so: git clone
http://address/of/project/name_of_extensionvendor/extensions/name_of_ext
ension
 . That will clone the git repo into
your extension folder. All of the rest of the info on extensions is on
the radiant website. Again, specific questions will usually get answered
here.



 As you may suspect, my end goal is to get either the content alone or 
 the stylized content (not sure which) from Radiant and display it in 
 Flex via AMF.  I intend to do my own styling in Flex, but I would like

 any HTML markup that the user may have entered.

 Does this seem feasible?


It sounds like you may want to expose your pages from radiant as xml
(use the page type XML). Then you can use whatever you want on the
front end to read and style that file accordingly. I don't know how that
figures into RubyAmf and what it does, though.


~Nate
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