Re: [Radiant] Securing the Admin page

ties to restrict requests to that > path to be over SSL. I believe this is fairly easy to do with Apache, > and I have a vague idea of how to do it with nginx. Unfortunately, I > don't do it that often and so I can't provide you any snippets. > > Sean > > Richard Hu

[Radiant] Securing the Admin page

Now that I have my Radiant powered site up and running (thank you very much!) I am getting a bit anxious about the /admin page being exposed to the world. Not that I'm a big target or anything, but I really don't want to have to depend on my password skills to make sure my site stays the way it is

Re: [Radiant] Radiant Factory

Putting the controls on a sidebar is OK with me. I would even be fine with a smaller text for the page title and various controls. I'm screen height challenged, not blind. :) Hmmm...what about a way to customize the CSS of the Admin pages for each install? Would that work? It wouldn't even ha

Re: [Radiant] Radiant Factory

I concur with every item on this list and would like to add one more. For such a minimalist interface editing a page sure does take up a lot of vertical space. I find it very annoying to have to scroll down to save every time. 5. Can we make the edit page a little more friendly for those of us w

Re: [Radiant] Radiant Factory

ckalazhikam Hameed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have the same question here. Am looking for a > designer to improve the looks of (http://210.98.49.34:3000). We already > use Radiant anyway. > > saji > > * Richard Hurt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-11-29 20:48:22 -0500]:

Re: [Radiant] Radiant Factory

Do you provide design services or just take existing designs and work them over for Radiant? I can't design my way out of a wet paper bag. I know what I like and what I would like my website to look like I just can't make it happen.:) Later... Richard On Nov 29, 2007 4:30 PM, Ryan Heneise

Re: [Radiant] How to iterate over all pages?

Erik, Check out the Site Map tutorialon the Radiant Wiki . It shows you how to loop through every page and how to exclude certain pages if needed. Later... Richard On Nov 7, 2007 3:43 PM, Erik van Oosten <[EMAIL PRO

Re: [Radiant] Problems with Mailer Extension

Giovanni, I had a similar issue with error 500 being thrown. Check to make sure you don't have any "funky" things in your config part. My Subject: line contained brackets ([KangarooBox] Feedback) that really hosed it up. I removed those brackets and everything was fine. Later... Richard On

[Radiant] JuneBug Wiki

Ok, I don't think I like the JuneBug wiki engine very much. I just now messed up and edited the wrong page and I couldn't find any way to revert to a previous version. So I had to recreate the markup from scratch off of an older version. That bites! Every other Wiki engine I've worked with has

[Radiant] "Shards" extension questions

I have seen quite a bit of traffic related to the "shards" extension lately and was wondering what it does? From what I can gather it allows easier extension of the administration pages. Is that correct? I wanted to know more about it so I tried to install it, however I now get the following err

Re: [Radiant] How do you migrate content between environments?

Sean, I was just looking at the import_exportextension and I think it would do almost everything I needed, if it worked properly. I tried it on my development machine and it looks like it hangs when trying to build th

Re: [Radiant] How do you migrate content between environments?

!!! WARNING WARNING WARNING !!! I know next to nothing about rake migrations so the following text might just as well be labled SPAM. :) !!! WARNING WARNING WARNING !!! Is there anyway to hook into a db:migration task to export/import the known radiant tables? That way we could at least grab the

[Radiant] How do you migrate content between environments?

Let's say I have a Radiant site in production and I like it and it's working fine. Now, the boss comes along and outlines a bunch of content changes (images, copy, etc.) but no code changes (extensions, etc.) I obviously cant build the new content in-place on the production system so I fire up a

Re: [Radiant] Restricting user access to certain admin tabs...

I was looking through the Rails 2.0 stuff and it looks like they have overhauled the permissions piece quite a bit. If/when Radiant goes to Rails 2.0 we should get that functionality for "free" right? Later... Richard On 10/26/07, Travis Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yes, an extension wo

[Radiant] Debugging Radiant

Hey all, I'm an old programmer that's new to Ruby [on Rails] and Radiant and I'm having debug trouble. I'm messing with the Back_Door extension and have no idea how to even output debug info to a log file. In other languages I would use printf() or println() and I think there is a logger functio

Re: [Radiant] How To add Search to your Radiant site

OK, now I feel a little better. :) Thanx! Richard On 10/23/07, Andrew Neil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > On 23 Oct 2007, at 13:03, Richard Hurt wrote: > > > Excellent! Man, where were you last week when I learned all this > > info. the hard way -

Re: [Radiant] How To add Search to your Radiant site

Excellent! Man, where were you last week when I learned all this info. the hard way - by looking at the source code?!? :) Thanx! Richard On 10/23/07, Andrew Neil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi folks, > > I've just written a how to for the search extension. Find it here: > > http://wiki.rad

Re: [Radiant] Demo login ?

Jef, I believe the demo username/password is admin/radiant, however it looks as though it's not working right now for some reason. Unfortunately I do not have permissions to help but someone else on the list probably does. :) Later... Richard On 10/20/07, Jef Vanbockryck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: [Radiant] Search Functionality - [PATCH]

Ticket 565 <http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/ticket/565> is the patch for the README file. Later... Richard On 10/19/07, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Richard, > > Submit a patch to the Trac (dev.radiantcms.org) and we'll get it fixed > right away.

Re: [Radiant] Search Functionality

at contain "". - - = SNIP == Now, how can I update the README file to include this so the next schmuck doesn't have to go through this? :) Thanx! Richard On 10/19/07, Richard Hurt

Re: [Radiant] Search Functionality

Hmmm...OK now I kinda see whats going on. The extension dynamically creates a new page object called "Search". So to use it you have to create a new page of type "Search" and then include the tags there. Hmmm...now how do the tags work? Later... Richard On 10/19/07,

[Radiant] Search Functionality

I am trying to include search functionality for my radiant install and have installed the Search extension to see what it can do. However, I don't think it's quite complete or something is very wrong. It loads the extension and it shows up in the Admin Extensions list just fine, but I can't get i

Re: [Radiant] Test

Yup, it looks like the logjam has been cleared. I thought my Inbox was awfully quiet yesterday. :) Later... Richard On 10/18/07, Aitor Garay-Romero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Yesterday i didn't get any message from the list. I have just received > all of them at the same time. > >/

Re: [Radiant] Test

Damn! I missed it! :) On 10/18/07, Keith Bingman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Guess I am the first. > > Keith Bingman > > On Oct 18, 2007, at 2:19 AM, John W. Long wrote: > > > This is a test message. Please reply to it if you are the first person > > to have received it. > > > > -- > > John L

Re: [Radiant] Installation problems, Radiant 0.63 fresh install

Niko, I had the same issue on Debian and it was a pathing problem. What you need to do is open up your .bashrc and add the path to the Radiant stuff. Add something like this to the end (substitute the real path to your stuff): export PATH=${PATH}:/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin Later...

Re: [Radiant] Lighttpd Question

Ok, so I'm a little quick on the draw.Shutting everything down completely (read: lighttpd) and starting up fresh worked great. At least I can log in. I'll play with it and see if it breaks and see what kind of speed I can get out of this thing. Later... Richard On 10/9/07, Ri

Re: [Radiant] Lighttpd Question

by lighttpd through > fcgi. All > you need to do is setup lighttpd.conf correctly. These two links are > useful: > > http://duncandavidson.com/archives/153 > http://textsnippets.com/posts/show/70 > > /AITOR > > On 10/9/07, Richard Hurt <[EMAIL PRO

[Radiant] Lighttpd Question

Hey all, I'm got my new production server (Debian) up and running with Lighttpd and am now trying to get RadiantCMS working. If I try to just run "scripts/server lighttpd" it rails saying that Lighttpd is not installed on my system (or not in my path). Lighttpd most certainly is installed on my

[Radiant] Draft vs. Published vs. Hidden

I have a question about the different status' that pages can have. I (think I) understand the purpose for Draft & Published but I'm not too sure about Hidden. Can I hide pages to test them? Is there some secret URL that I can use to get to them? I would like to be able to "test" a set of pages

Re: [Radiant] Page Versioning

Oh oh, along the same "priorites" line - what about RadDAV? RADiant DAV instead of WebDAV. :) Also, I'm not sure but would you edit your stuff in Production or would you just edit it in Development and then migrate it? I'm a Rails/Radiant newb so I envision building things out in a development

Re: [Radiant] Date published page attribute

I hate to do it, but "Me Too!" :) Later... Richard On 10/1/07, Bartek Rogoz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Sean Cribbs wrote: > > I just finished a "content scheduling" extension for Digital Pulp. > > I'll see about packaging it up if you like. > > > > Sean > > Yes, I would appreciate that Sea

Re: [Radiant] Newb Menu Question

I'm not sure how to turn it on. I *LOVE* open source code, but my Ruby reading abilities are pretty weak. Thanx! Richard On 9/25/07, Richard Hurt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Sean, > > Thats good information. Since I will be having mostly static menu items > I'm

Re: [Radiant] Newb Menu Question

ating your menu items, set the id on each item to > #link_to_. > > If you have pretty much static menu options, is > arguably better, however. > > Sean > > On 9/25/07, Richard Hurt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hey all, > > > > I've got my Radiant shel

[Radiant] Newb Menu Question

Hey all, I've got my Radiant shell up and running and I'm trying to figure things out. One thing I've run across is building a menu and highlighting the current page. Here's what I have right now. It works but it's really really messy. I guess I could put it into a snippet or something but it

[Radiant] Getting started...

OK, so I'm going to drop into Radiant. Should I use the SVN or a release? I'll probably be trying to write an extension or two but I don't want to deal with not even getting it off the ground problems that might exist in the dev version. How "dev" is dev? Can I use it at all for first-time insta

Re: [Radiant] Is Radiant right for me?

t; > Me: http://kckcc.edu (ignore the design, they screwed it up after I left) > Daniel: http://www.thegroggysquirrel.com/ > Loren: http://diopa.org > > Cheers, > > Sean > > Richard Hurt wrote: > > Hello all, > > > > After lurking on the list for a

[Radiant] Is Radiant right for me?

Hello all, After lurking on the list for a while and checking out the Radiant home page I have a question. I am looking for a lightweight CMS framework for my business (KangarooBox.com) to serve up mostly static pages. I was initially going to just use RoR but there are quite a few holes that I