Hey guys,
I was just wondering whether there should be a centralized extensions
repo for tested-and-approved extensions? For now it seems that there
are several working extensions on different places and svn repos. I
think it would help to have them in one place.
Alright,
I just realized that Radiant needs (badly) a module/extension for
previewing articles before publishing (mostly when using formatting
filters). I haven't been following the list too close as of late, but
is anyone working on this? Any code I can take a stab at?
Hey,
To all folks who recommended Slicehost...thank you very much. It's is
indeed what I was looking for. Excellent price-value deal. The
flexibility of dedicated hosting @ shared hosting prices. My customer
will now be a lot less wary about hosting. Oh yeah and running a
Mongrel cluster in the
Thanks a lot for the info guys. Seems SliceHost is the way to go. Will
talk to the client, see if this seems acceptable to them.
Best,
Ruben
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Hello folks,
I recently signed a customer and they were terrified to know that
their Rails app was going to be hosted on the hosting co whom with I
do most biz (don't wish to mention who they are).
NowI've heard SliceHost and MediaTemple are really good...I'd like
to know if any of you has
Anton,
Even though Radiant has evolved fairly quickly, the fact is that it is
a work in process which, in turn, means that many times people have to
hack their work-arounds to get stuff working the way they want. So, if
there's a specific task that you cannot concieveably accomplish with
existing
Andrew,
You're right. However, I think the efforts (or intentions thereof) are
out there. I started messing with the quick start page, sadly I really
haven't had the time to finish even though have every intention to do
so. Some people have already turned useful mailing lists post into
proper
That does not sound bad at all. Simply set the config files as a Ruby
class set all the values in a hash table (though it would be nice if
we standarize nomenclature and so forth). Though I don't know if that
scheme would still suffer from page-specific problems.
On 1/17/07, Adam Williams [EMAIL
Nice Wiki entry, Michael. I'm sure it'll come handy soon to many of
us. If not for the navigation tag itself, but for the tag
customization.
On 1/17/07, Michael Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I added a wiki HowTo that contains some of the great information I got
on this thread about the
Hmmm this smells like and looks like a great candidate for the
Wiki...or is it just me?
On 1/16/07, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I must be missing it, I don't see an expand method anywhere other than here:
http://radius.rubyforge.org/classes/Radius/TagBinding.html#M11
Ok,
Michael,
Anyone can open a Wiki account. If you don't find a good home for the
text, then you can create a page (it will be at the discretion of John
wether to leave it or remove it).
On 1/16/07, Michael Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm this smells like and looks like a great candidate
It seems that many of the problems with extensions that require some
sort of config file are due to cross-platform treatment of text
(speacially \s and \t). Wouldn't it make sense to use
not-so-space-sensitive XML files instead of the beloved yml? I know
that a big faction of Ruby/Rails users
that could make Radiant
more accessible to everyone who wishes to try it out.
On 1/16/07, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ruben,
What configuration needs are you thinking of?
Sean
Ruben D. Orduz wrote:
It seems that many of the problems with extensions that require some
sort of config
Can we store these settings in a table in the DB with a page_id
foreign key? Wouldn't that circumvent the page-specific problem? We
could agree upon a string format for the settings (i.e. comma
separated, pipe | separated etc) to be stored in. The schema would
look something like this:
id |
Ditto Giovanni.
On 1/15/07, Giovanni Intini [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Source / No / No
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Andrew,
Are you running on production mode?
On 1/16/07, Andrew Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay. Got the fix started. Here's the problem (Again) -- It nags that
bluecloth does not exist. I've dropped bluecloth.rb in RAILS_ROOT, no
avail. vendor/, nope. vendor/plugins/, nope again.
Andrew,
I *HIGHLY* suggest you install from source. Will make your life much easier.
On 1/15/07, Ruben D. Orduz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew,
Are you running on production mode?
On 1/16/07, Andrew Klein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay. Got the fix started. Here's the problem (Again
Hey guys,
@John, I totally understand because I myself only get to tinker with
Rails/Radiant for one or two hours a day max (living to make, son
wife at home). Just wanted to bring up attention to some outstanding
issues that I think need to be worked on. I, for one, will keep
working on user
This is not intended as a flame or to cause controversy, please don't
take it as such.
I just recommended a customer to adopt Typo3 instead of Radiant CMS, why?
* Mailer Behaviour is shaky at best.
* Print page to PDF/PS/CSV is not even completely supported by Rails.
* User roles.
Those were
I concur with the notion that localization is of utmost importance for
any project's success. I can help with translation to Spanish and
Italian...just need the platform to do it. Of course, I need to
finish helping with the Wiki as well :/ If I could only find the time.
On 1/12/07, Jamie
What I don't get is how can he be running Radiant w/o an app folder
inside RAILS_ROOT dir? I'm still puzzled about that one. Sensa una
buona explicazione non puo fare niente.
On 1/11/07, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Luigi Rizzo wrote:
Hello.
Is there any working solution made
Luigi,
Yeah .htaccess will not work under litespped or lighthttpd, so John's
suggestion probably won't work. And if the password protection of the
extension relies on HTTP auth, then it probably won't work either.
On 1/11/07, Luigi Rizzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ruben D. Orduz wrote:
What I
Sara,
First...r yuo dsylxeic? j/k :)
Second, I personally edit all pages inside Radiant (truly despise
copy-and-paste) on a trial-and-error basis (on development mode so
there's no page caching). Don't know of eclipse plug-ins for Radius
tags.
Go Gators!!!
On 1/8/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL
Todd,
I once had those problems it has to do with IE6's CSS quirkiness. I
had to fiddle with the stylesheet until I got a more desirable,
cross-browser solution--it's not by any means perfect, but it looks
much better in the IE family.
On 1/6/07, Todd McGrath [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm
more to do
with server config and not related to the app.
On 1/6/07, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ruben D. Orduz wrote:
I once had those problems it has to do with IE6's CSS quirkiness. I
had to fiddle with the stylesheet until I got a more desirable,
cross-browser solution
%;
}
On 1/6/07, Ruben D. Orduz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John, let me see if I can get the admin CSS I fiddled with in a more
presentable form...I poked around it so much (trying to fix things in
IE) that it looks (and is) very hocky-poky. If and when I do, I'll be
sure to submit a ticket for it. Also
Sara,
Indeed if you delete the socket line and use either 127.0.0.1 or just
plain ol' localhost works fine.
On 1/4/07, Sara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim,
Thanks so if I understand that correctly you deleted the sockets lines all
together and instead wrote a
host:127.0.0.1 instead?
On
'
from script/setup_database:9:in `run'
from script/setup_database:297
On Thursday 04 January 2007 12:53, Ruben D. Orduz wrote:
Sara,
Indeed if you delete the socket line and use either 127.0.0.1 or just
plain ol' localhost works fine.
On 1/4/07, Sara [EMAIL PROTECTED
On Thursday 04 January 2007 14:36, Chris O'Meara wrote:
I believe I took the sample file and whacked the socket entry.
On Jan 4, 2007, at 2:24 PM, Ruben D. Orduz wrote:
no host specified? Or did you purposely ommited it?
On 1/4/07, Chris O'Meara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's what
Sara,
Sorry to hear you're having such a hard time getting Radiant to work.
You can write me directly if you want, so we don't bother the rest. I
need to know the following:
* Are you sure mysqld is running?
* Are you developing on windows?
* Can you copy and paste both your db yml file and the
John, will do. I'm almost certain it has to do with formating
(spacing/tabs) of her DB config files.
On 1/4/07, John W. Long [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ruben D. Orduz wrote:
Sorry to hear you're having such a hard time getting Radiant to work.
You can write me directly if you want, so we
part=special_part /
/r:if_content
/r:find
---
Best regards,
Andreas Semt
Ruben D. Orduz schrieb:
I suppose I misunderstood his question. I thought he wanted to know
how to access the content of a child page, but in retrospect, I
realize that he just wanted
I suppose I misunderstood his question. I thought he wanted to know
how to access the content of a child page, but in retrospect, I
realize that he just wanted to show the actual content of a child page
somewhere else. I think the r:find tag definitely helps, but I don't
know if it is able to
regards,
Andreas Semt
Ruben D. Orduz schrieb:
Andreas,
I believe if you comment line 8 of environment.rb and restart your web
server it will, be default, not cache pages.
On 12/29/06, Andreas Semt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list!
Is it possible to disable the page caching
, and it is only in
production mode that page caching takes place.
Greetings,
Andreas Semt
Ruben D. Orduz schrieb:
Andreas,
Can you try ommiting the -e production flag when starting either
Mongrel or WEBrick? Or try replacing it with -e development? Still I
think it's REALLY weird that your
I don't really understand your question. You want to display the
content of a specific child page, where? If you just want to show that
page simply use http://yourURL.com/nameOfChildPage . If you could
expound a little more what exactly are you trying to accomplish we
should be able to help you a
Adam,
I concur with much of what you say here. I think user/group
permission/management is one of the weaker, if not the weakest points
of Radiant at this point in time. I strongly believe it should be part
of the core and not handled by a third party plug-in. Permissions
should always be
clicked the
'Clear page cache' button ... oh my!
Only the files '.htaccess' and 'index.yml' are still in
the 'public' directory under the radiant root dir. *All*
other files - inclusive the 'images' subdirectory - are
gone. Is that a feature???
Best regards,
Andreas Semt
Ruben D. Orduz
Andreas,
I believe if you comment line 8 of environment.rb and restart your web
server it will, be default, not cache pages.
On 12/29/06, Andreas Semt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello list!
Is it possible to disable the page caching mechanism
during development of a Radiant web site?
Hi Andreas,
I believe so. If you want to have a context-insensitive date, you could
either modify the date tag or simply write a new one. In either case, it
should be fairly straight forward.
Peace.
On 12/25/06, Andreas Semt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ruben,
thanks for your explenations.
Hi Andreas,
That's trivial. Refer to line 315 of page_context.rb file. Just for
reference this is what it says:
215 # r:date [format=format_string] /
316 #
317 # Renders the date that a page was published (or in the event
that it has
318 # not ben modified yet, the
John (W. Long), just to give you the heads up that I'm going to be
working on the Radiant quickstart Wiki.
Peace.
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On 12/18/06, javier barcena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
si!
tb teng ootra duda y es trabajar bien y usar bien los tag de radius
gracais.. tenes data sobre esto.
saludos javier
2006/12/18, Ruben D. Orduz [EMAIL
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si
estoy armando un sitio basadao en radianntcms tengo la hoja de estilo..
pero no se los pasos a seguir .. es decir una manera ordenada de desarrollo
2006/12/18, Ruben D. Orduz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Que quieres saber de las etiquetas radius? Dependiendo quizas te puedo
coffee...yeah right! :)
On 12/14/06, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologize... File.expand() should be File.expand_path(). That's what I
get for drinking too much coffee!!
Sean
On 12/14/06, Sean Cribbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about this:
The Radius code:
Hello Andreas,
I've found that a collection of open source (or closed-source but
free) tools are needed. I've yet to find the ultimate CSS/XHMTL app.
For structural layout I recommend N|vu (both windows and *IX), for CSS
any text editor with syntax highlighting can do the job (I use PSPad
for
Hello,
I'm assuming that if I specify a CSS file in the layout it will use
that instead of the one in the DB, correct? I just don't see the
benefit of having the style sheet stored in DB to be quite honest. For
one, it's one more query, for two fiddling and fine tunning the style
sheet is a heck
Andreas,
Atop what Sean said, or rather, to reiterate: Radiant is no different
than any other CMS/Blog tool insofar as presentation layer is
concerned, perhaps a bit more flexible, if anything.
I personally base my designs (I admit it, I'm not a web designer) on
XHTML strict and CSS 2, after
For many people the configuration mailer behavior is just too cryptic
and obfuscated. It only makes sense to have a page in the admin
interface to configure the mailer behavior by just filling a form.
This is a very important (if not the most important) feature to some
people, I think we as a
I was wondering, what's the argument for not allowing Radiant to use
unix's mail() facility? I understand if you're running your app in an
OS other than standard *IX, you should use an SMTP, but given that
most hosting companies use a flavor of *IX I don't see why not allow
radiant to use of those
I believe changing the nomenclature of tables would be tough. Rails
relies heavily on naming conventions to generate models and objects,
so even though you can change the table names, it would entagle things
for you.
If you don't have CREATE privileges in the DB server, I suggest having
your ISP
Could you please post the exact error output text?
On 11/28/06, John Furfey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've seen this one posted, but not the solution.
I have Radiant installed and the site section is working
fine, but I get an application error when I try to go to
the admin section.
It seems that you need to give Apache read/write access to the script
folder. sudo chmod -R 755 ./script should help.
On 11/28/06, John Furfey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here it is:
Permission denied -
script/../config/../tmp/sessions//ruby_sess.b794dd418e29357b
It looks pretty responsive to me. Any DB-driven app will have a
similar lag. The fact that you're using a shared server only makes
matters worse, specially at peak times.
On 11/28/06, Mike Moscow [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello, I am developing the following website using Radiant:
Alright,Here's what I've done so far:* Migrated my DB so that the page_parts table has a boolean (and int, really) field called isfeatured, default to 0 (false).* Tried to add a Featured behavior (with little success).
Need to do:* Add the featured bahavior.* Modify the the layout/page so that it
The easiest way is to set your DNS to point to your radiant sub dir. Else you could fiddle with the routes.rb file to fit your needs.On 11/13/06,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I've managed to set two radiant sites using apache 1.3 and fcgi. Now I canaccess them site at
I think what you describe should be fairly easy to solve with routes.rb hacks. Else your COULD create an url filter in the front controller to add /myApp/ in front of all incoming URLS. Sorry I can't be more specific at the moment...I'm at work and am supposed to be debugging some 2K lines of .Net
Hey guys (I know...I should be debugging .Net code...I'm a bad employee),What's would be the most painless way to add a sticky behavior to posts? For example..something I wish to remain in the front page in spite of its publishing date. Any help is much appreciatedJose...if I can get a few
error/500', :action ="" 'error' # Everything else site.connect '*url', :action ="" 'show_page' end
On 11/13/06, Ruben D. Orduz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think what you describe should be fairly easy to solve with routes.rb hacks. Else your COULD create an url filter in the front
'not_found' site.error 'error/500',:action
= 'error' # Everything else site.connect '*url', :action = 'show_page' end
On 11/13/06, Ruben D. Orduz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think what you describe should be fairly easy to solve with routes.rbhacks
. Else your COULD create an url filter in the front
Can you just create a FAQ controller (and behaviour) and have the url encode the arguments? Even though your solution *works,* it violates DRYBIG TIME!On 11/12/06,
Joseph Banks [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is what I came up with.Its not ideal because its less automatedthan I wanted.I have to
Yes, I alredy bumped into this problem. Once you have more than a few dozen posts, it becomes really clumsy to change/edit/delete any given post. Typo (which is also built on Rails) offers a better solution for blogs (strictly speaking), IMO. However, the great thing about Radiant is that it is
Hello Greg,Radiant in my opinion is too young to handle a fully dynamic website with tons of content. I really like Rails and Radiant, but in all honesty Radiant still ways to go to even compete with full-featured CMSs such as Typo3 and Joomla! which are amazingly complete, robust, open source and
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