this:
RewriteRule ^/specialoffer(.*)$ /offers/free_bike$1
Sean
Leon Yeh wrote:
Hi Sean,
The new routes is not specific to an extension, it is more specific to
the instance of my radiant app.
For example: I need to route: /specialoffer url to /offers/free_bike page.
In regular
Hello,
I tried to add a new routes into routes.rb. After reading the file, I
found it to load routes.rb from radiant root. Is there any easy way to
append or combine my routes to the radiant routes. Something similar to
the extension routes handler.
Thanks in advance,
Leon Yeh
, but it
would be overkill for my app.
Thanks!
Leon Yeh
Sean Cribbs wrote:
If you're creating an extension, it's easy to do in the
'define_routes' block of the generated extensions class. All of the
routes from extensions are loaded before the Radiant core routes.
Sean
On 5/6/07, Leon
might be
the problem, I tried to uninstall and re-install but I get the same error.
Leon Yeh
New Avenue Systems Inc.
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Are these new extensions or ones that you started before the official release?
Sean
On 5/5/07, Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone
Hi,
I have been working on the mental version and starting to develop
several extensions. I checked out the radiant svn version and use
svn:externals to checkout my extensions. Everything looks good until I
am ready to deploy.
The deployment machine is using gem version (instance mode)
Thanks Erik,
Now I know someone else has the problem, I will see if I can fix this.
Leon Yeh
New Avenue Systems Inc.
Office: (626)254-1757 x880
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Imagination Delivered. www.newavenue.net
Erik van Oosten wrote:
Leon Yeh wrote:
Has anyone seen the same problem ? Can you
parts and use custom behavior to
extract the parameters object, but for some reason the request object is
always nil at that level. I decided to modify radius instead and it worked.
I am not sure why this happened.
Best,
Leon Yeh
New Avenue Systems Inc.
Office: (626)254-1757 x880
[EMAIL
