Hi all
I have a weird problem with a radiant extension in site5
I'm using Radiant 0.6.1 an I'm developing some extensions for a car
rental website, i have created some new pages ( Extending radiant page
model ) for managing a post from a form to query the car availability,
all works fine in my lo
The Radiant layout is the default. I found it was active immediately.
Perhaps it works when you do not write a layout yourself?
Regards,
Erik.
Raphael Bauduin wrote:
> - you can't use a radiant layout for your extension views
>
>
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Daniel Sheppard wrote:
> Each of the methods in archive_finder are used in exactly one place -
> the corresponding archive_xx_index_page tag. The code used to be quite
> complicated, and the day finder depended on the year and month finder.
> Now however, the code is quite simple and has no inte
> IIRC, that 'extract' method that was removed was designed to
> deal with sqlite3.
Yes, but it was only necessary because the original code was doing the search
in a platform specific way by relying on functions to
transform a date into a string and perform a string comparison. The new
app
IIRC, that 'extract' method that was removed was designed to deal with
sqlite3. Also, the size of your range is only one day.
Sean
Daniel Sheppard wrote:
>> Daniel Sheppard wrote:
>>
>>> In the interests of sanity, lets pretend that radiant never had
>>> a switch based on ActiveRecord::Ba
> Daniel Sheppard wrote:
> > In the interests of sanity, lets pretend that radiant never had
> > a switch based on ActiveRecord::Base.connection.adapter_name.
> >
> > http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/changeset/447
>
> Did this change preserve existing functionality?
Yes - all tests pass, and
This is just a guess here, but make sure you are running the migrate
in the right environment. I think for production, you should run
rake production db:migrate
On May 28, 2007, at 6:23 PM, Cameron wrote:
> John - FYI, I ran into the same issue.
>
> Radiant 0.6.1
> FreeBSD 6.2
> MySQL 4.1.22
John - FYI, I ran into the same issue.
Radiant 0.6.1
FreeBSD 6.2
MySQL 4.1.22
I have one instance of Radiant running fine. I deployed a second copy
and it won't rake db:bootstrap (event tried rake db:migrate VERSION=1).
-Cameron
John Long wrote:
> Roberto Luis Iriarte Pablos wrote:
>> Mysql:
Adam Williams wrote:
> On May 27, 2007, at 5:48 PM, Stephane B. wrote:
>
>>
>> Is it a matter of Radiant extension mechanism ?
>
>
> If you do not care for the solution you have in place, you could
> place your code in a file like /lib/radiant/admin_ui_ext.rb,
> then in your extension loader, '
Hi,
It's been some time I've started this website and I'm happy to be able
to share it with you now:
http://www.profoss.eu
It's a website the Profoss that organises events for professional
users of Free and Open Source software. It uses 2 extensions I have
developed: one for the "Send to a friend
Hello everybody
I have a site with a node page called news, inside that I have some
subpages and some other nodes with subpages in them.
I am using children:each to show all subpages of news, but I need to see
subpages of other nodes too called for example sction1 and section2. So
I put another cyc
I'm working right now to get a project created on RubyForge and
trying to come up with a reasonable name for the extension. How does
'RadiantFromRails' sound?
I'm up for getting together with you and Sean on IRC. I'd really
like to hear Sean's thoughts about how he might approach the issue
I'm being hired to write a new Extension for handling some basic site
internationalization needs (admin text won't be addressed).
We've went over a couple of options and for managability we've
decided on creating separate default page parts for each language and
then overriding find_page_by
Hey Matt,
Funny -- I knew I talked to someone about this at RailsConf and I
just couldn't remember who... Now I remember our discussion well.
Yes, I'd very much like to help out in whatever way I can. I really
want to see this happen and end-up with something that makes the
integration dead
Hi Loren,
Nice to talk to you again! ;)
I'm working on the same thing right now. I currently have a Radiant
extension that allows Radiant to live in /vendor while having a Rails
app at it's current location with only a slight modification required
for config/routes.rb to work properly.
It
Does anyone have a successful example out there of putting Radiant in
the vendor directory of an existing full-scale Rails app and having
it play nicely?
I've tried unsuccessfully in the past, however with the final polish
on 0.6 (and now 0.61) I'm ready to give it another shot.
I have an
Luca,
In the future you can submit a ticket on the Trac with the prefix [PATCH].
Sean
On 5/27/07, Luca Erzegovesi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi.
> I am experimenting IBM DB2 Express as a back-end for Radiant. Results
> are encouraging so far. Some problems needed tweaks to the ibm_db
> adapter
On 5/28/07, Jonathan Métillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 5/28/07, Jonathan Métillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Then when I log into the admin, everything seems ok, I can even create
> > a homepage. But I don't see the Pages | Snippets | Layouts tabs!
> > And there is no extension
On 5/28/07, Jonathan Métillon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Then when I log into the admin, everything seems ok, I can even create
> a homepage. But I don't see the Pages | Snippets | Layouts tabs!
> And there is no extensions, not even the default Markdown and Textile.
Just to be sure, I c
Hi,
I just created a new radiant app, with the usual "radiant appname"
command. Then I did the usual steps: creating config/database.yml, the
production database, bootstrapping the database, changing owner of
files for the web server user, configuring and restarting web server.
Then when I log in
Hi Oliver,
You have two typical options in this case. The first is to give your
element an id, just like you did for the element. Then you
could use that id in your javascript. The other method, though, is
probably what you want. You could keep your html and javascript the
way it is,
Why do you need to get the actual hyperlink? If you just want to
indicate what page you are on, use "li.selected a" as your CSS
selector and it will find the proper link. I do this all the time for
navigation lists.
Otherwise, you will have to have an id on the actual link, not the
list el
On May 27, 2007, at 5:48 PM, Stephane B. wrote:
> Thanks for your help. Finally I put my extended code in the definition
> of the extension. It looks to work fine... but not really clean. It
> seems that only my folder lib/radiant can't be loaded :(, is there any
> way to force to load this folder
Hi -
Thanks for the useful information about how to add JavaScript to a page.
I know it's not quite on the topic of RoR, but I need a little bit of help with
my JavaScript.
My HTML is as follows:
http://www.spongenewmedia.co.uk/"; title="Return to the home
page">Welcome Blog
Hi -
Thanks for the useful information about how to add JavaScript to a page.
I know it's not quite on the topic of RoR, but I need a little bit of
help with my JavaScript.
My HTML is as follows:
http://www.spongenewmedia.co.uk/";
title="Return to the home page"Welcome
Blog
Contact
Daniel Sheppard wrote:
> In the interests of sanity, lets pretend that radiant never had
> a switch based on ActiveRecord::Base.connection.adapter_name.
>
> http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/changeset/447
Did this change preserve existing functionality?
> I'd propose that we dump the archive_f
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