I will go ahead and put it on Github when I get a chance. It seems to
be working, though if you have previously opened the archive pages
without the extention, it is very important to clear the cookies
first. This made me loose an hour or two...
Keith
On May 14, 2008, at 2:35 PM, Benny
This is now on Github at
http://github.com/kbingman/admin_tree_structure/tree/master
It would be great if someone could chekc it out and see if it works
for them. I have it working under the 0.6.6 Gem.
Keith
On May 14, 2008, at 2:35 PM, Benny Degezelle wrote:
Keith Bingman wrote:
I
Can't seem to figure how to get it to work. Can anyone shed some light
on this?
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Keith,
Seems to work great for me. You might add to the README that until
0.6.7, the shards extension is necessary.
Sean
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Okay, I got it to work and it works beautifully. But it doesn't stay.
When I got to edit a page (with or without saving the page) and then
return to page admin tree, the extension breaks and puts me back to the
normal blob of posts without year and date drill downs.
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I delete the cookies, log back in and it works. But after it working I
try and edit a page and then return back to page admin tree list only to
find that the extension bottomed out again.
Keith Bingman wrote:
I think, but I haven't really explored this, that an expired cookie is
messing
This is probably more of a ruby question than radiant but here goes...
I have two controllers in my extension that I'd love to inherit access
rules (only_allow_access_to) since they share the same rules.
Basically, I'd like to put:
only_allow_access_to :index, :new, :edit, :remove,
:when
Anton,
git is a bit hard to install. It's possible something is broken in your
installation. Our reasoning for moving to git is to promote
participation. Branching, merging and patching are MUCH easier than
Subversion. As soon as we come up with a solution for our Trac
installation,
There has gotta be something out there that does trac to lighthouse
conversion or something.
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Anton,
git is a bit hard to install. It's possible something is broken in your
installation. Our reasoning for moving to git is to promote
participation. Branching, merging
Yeah, I got the same thing yesterday. I think the javascript needs to
be updated. This is not my extension, but now that I have it on git, I
will zake a look into it.
On May 15, 2008, at 12:48 AM, Arik Jones wrote:
I delete the cookies, log back in and it works. But after it working I
try
