Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
>> [...]
>
> James,
>
> I read on the Ruby mailing list that the new version breaks Rails.
>
> Cheers,
> Mohit.
> 6/23/2008 | 1:30 PM.
Ah, I see you're right. I had thought it was Radiant-specific because
my two sites that don't run Radiant seemed to load fine. I did
James Blanding wrote:
Hi folks,
Has anyone had problems with 1.8.6p230 and Radiant? We have four sites,
two on 0.6.6 and two on 0.6.3. They all crashed when they were first
accessed after upgrading from an earlier 1.8.6 patch level. Each crash
generated one message in the mongrel log, one of:
Hi folks,
Has anyone had problems with 1.8.6p230 and Radiant? We have four sites,
two on 0.6.6 and two on 0.6.3. They all crashed when they were first
accessed after upgrading from an earlier 1.8.6 patch level. Each crash
generated one message in the mongrel log, one of:
*** glibc detected ***
Jonathan McCoy wrote:
Chris Parrish wrote:
Interestingly, in one of your later posts, you define "Developer" and
"Designer" separately where "Developer" was working outside of the
Radiant UI (including RoR and DB tasks). And where Developer got into
(x)html or css, the role overlapped with y
John W. Long wrote:
On Jun 22, 2008, at 8:00 AM, Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
1. How can I add pictures to the wiki? I want to add screenshots to
the Summer Reboot documentation.
You will need to post the screenshots on another Web site to do this.
A tool like Flickr or Skitch could be used for th
Chris Parrish wrote:
> Interestingly, in one of your later posts, you define "Developer" and
> "Designer" separately where "Developer" was working outside of the
> Radiant UI (including RoR and DB tasks). And where Developer got into
> (x)html or css, the role overlapped with your definition of "D
Sean Cribbs wrote:
I feel we should let the UI changes drive that kind of change.
I originally posted to record my thoughts and possibly help others
understand what Radiant was "thinking" with it's roles. I
wholeheartedly agree with you here Sean. I see much of this already coming.
-Chr
Chris Parrish wrote:
Um, this thread's starting to deteriorate a bit.
@Alex - As you mentioned, I'm starting to like the component-ized
approach as it makes it possible for extension builders to integrate
new roles without breaking the UI (which oddly enough uses checkboxes
= component mental
Chris Parrish said the following on 22/06/08 06:22 PM:
>
> @ Anton - My choice of wording certainly is certainly objective but I
> chose it with the goal of conveying information to a lay user or small
> business owner to help them understand what the roles offer and what
> their boundaries are
Um, this thread's starting to deteriorate a bit.
@Alex - As you mentioned, I'm starting to like the component-ized
approach as it makes it possible for extension builders to integrate new
roles without breaking the UI (which oddly enough uses checkboxes =
component mentality).
@ Anton - My c
On Jun 22, 2008, at 8:00 AM, Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
1. How can I add pictures to the wiki? I want to add screenshots to
the Summer Reboot documentation.
You will need to post the screenshots on another Web site to do this.
A tool like Flickr or Skitch could be used for this.
2. Which is t
Jonathan McCoy said the following on 22/06/08 03:12 PM:
> Anton Aylward wrote:
>> blah
>
> Whatever. Nice argument. Sadly it fell apart shortly after "For most
> businesses...". The reality is quite different, and I can assure you
> that the ability to write copy, doesn't provide you with the co
Anton Aylward wrote:
> blah
Whatever. Nice argument. Sadly it fell apart shortly after "For most
businesses...". The reality is quite different, and I can assure you
that the ability to write copy, doesn't provide you with the competence
to make design or technical decisions. While you're theor
Jonathan McCoy said the following on 22/06/08 02:38 PM:
> Anton Aylward wrote:
>> The whole point is to have content.
>> Without content a web site is just an academic exercise in programming.
>
> That theory is great, when one person designs, builds and manages a
> site.
>
> But as soon as you
Anton Aylward wrote:
> The whole point is to have content.
> Without content a web site is just an academic exercise in programming.
That theory is great, when one person designs, builds and manages a
site.
But as soon as you have more than one person involved in the management
of a site, as wi
Jay,
Am 22.06.2008 um 18:19 schrieb Jay Levitt:
I don't know exactly what I want, so maybe someone can suggest a
better workflow and/or some extensions.
I'm throwing together a brochureware site - just the initial text,
no real layout yet - and I keep finding myself doing things like this:
Jonathan McCoy said the following on 22/06/08 12:59 PM:
> Anton Aylward wrote:
>> Chris Parrish said the following on 21/06/08 11:51 PM:
>>
>> A 'developer' is someone who develops content.
>> This is obvious to anyone except a programmer.
>
> Huh??
>
> I think it's fairly useful to define the di
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
> Jonathan McCoy wrote:
>> I think it's fairly useful to define the difference between a Content
>> If you're designing a site to be managed by an in-house team, you'll
>> need to segregate the design (layouts and snippets) from the
>> copywriters. Likewise, it's a fair id
Jonathan McCoy wrote:
Anton Aylward wrote:
Chris Parrish said the following on 21/06/08 11:51 PM:
A 'developer' is someone who develops content.
This is obvious to anyone except a programmer.
Huh??
I think it's fairly useful to define the difference between a Content
Manager, Design
Anton Aylward wrote:
> Chris Parrish said the following on 21/06/08 11:51 PM:
>
> A 'developer' is someone who develops content.
> This is obvious to anyone except a programmer.
Huh??
I think it's fairly useful to define the difference between a Content
Manager, Designer and Developer - because
Hi,
I raised the role issue in response to a question regarding SCM'ing
templates a week or so back...
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/152887
Anyway, to repost a few relevant points. My first thought was to keep
the the 3-tier (renaming Developer for Designer) - but juggling some of
the pri
Jay Levitt wrote:
It's very disconcerting to have the Pages list jump up as the "Your
page has been saved" fades out; it seems to miss the point of having a
nice fade-out in the first place. I'd like to reserve space for that
flash, and just leave it blank when it's empty.
Is this an easy CS
Sean Cribbs wrote:
1. You'll need to upload them somewhere else and then link them in
manually. It's Textile, though, so you'll only have to do
!http://mysite.com/path/to/my/picture.jpg!
2. I'll defer to Andrew on this, but I believe it is the latter.
Sean
Thanks Sean,
As for #1, I though
Sean Cribbs wrote:
Hate to burst your bubble, but I imagine we'll have 1 or 2 releases
within the next 10 weeks. I'll be getting back up to speed after my
move to NC, which is in ten days. If there's anyone in RDU-CH area
who wants to meetup and hack on Radiant on Fridays, be sure to ping me
Jay,
Yes, I've noticed that too. This should be a simple CSS fix, but we
should try it out in the prototype first. I would suggest an absolute
positioning, perhaps with a fixed width (even if a percentage). On
another project I'm working on that has a very similar admin UI to
Radiant's, I
If you look at the mockups repo and in the 'blade' directory, you'll see
there is a 'Design' tab in the interface. I imagine that role will be
changing names as we implement that UI.
Sean
Steven Southard wrote:
On Jun 22, 2008, at 4:45 AM, Anton Aylward wrote:
Chris Parrish said the follo
It's very disconcerting to have the Pages list jump up as the "Your page
has been saved" fades out; it seems to miss the point of having a nice
fade-out in the first place. I'd like to reserve space for that flash,
and just leave it blank when it's empty.
Is this an easy CSS fix? I haven't d
1. You'll need to upload them somewhere else and then link them in
manually. It's Textile, though, so you'll only have to do
!http://mysite.com/path/to/my/picture.jpg!
2. I'll defer to Andrew on this, but I believe it is the latter.
Sean
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Hi, I have 2 simple questions
Hate to burst your bubble, but I imagine we'll have 1 or 2 releases
within the next 10 weeks. I'll be getting back up to speed after my
move to NC, which is in ten days. If there's anyone in RDU-CH area who
wants to meetup and hack on Radiant on Fridays, be sure to ping me in
the second week
I don't know exactly what I want, so maybe someone can suggest a better
workflow and/or some extensions.
I'm throwing together a brochureware site - just the initial text, no real
layout yet - and I keep finding myself doing things like this:
1. In "Pages" tab, create "About Us" page
2. Edit
On Jun 22, 2008, at 4:45 AM, Anton Aylward wrote:
Chris Parrish said the following on 21/06/08 11:51 PM:
John, have you ever considered changing the name "developer" to
"designer"? I think it'd be more clear.
Why?
A 'developer' is someone who develops content.
This is obvious to anyone e
Hi, I have 2 simple questions that are slightly unrelated.
1. How can I add pictures to the wiki? I want to add screenshots to the
Summer Reboot documentation.
2. Which is the correct list address? Should I be using
radiant@radiantcms.org or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cheers,
Mohit.
6/22/2008 | 8:00
David Piehler wrote:
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
I would like to
initially treat this as a separate 'handbook' called 'Documentation -
Summer Reboot' rather than into the main handbook. Hopefully, it will
be easy to move pages around later?
I prefer this idea, as long as renaming the main
Chris Parrish said the following on 21/06/08 11:51 PM:
> John, have you ever considered changing the name "developer" to
> "designer"? I think it'd be more clear.
Why?
A 'developer' is someone who develops content.
This is obvious to anyone except a programmer.
--
In order to dial out, it i
Casper Fabricius wrote:
Well done, Mohit. I've signed up for a few articles. What's the time
horizon on this project - should we aim at having all articles ready
by the end August?
/Casper
That would be great! Now that Radiant 0.6.7 is out, I hope that the
basic things won't change much for
Well done, Mohit. I've signed up for a few articles. What's the time
horizon on this project - should we aim at having all articles ready
by the end August?
/Casper
On 22/06/2008, at 10:17, Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Hi Guys
We have been in discussion about starting up another effort to write
Hi Guys
We have been in discussion about starting up another effort to write up
Radiant documentation. I had earlier posted out something like a Table
of Contents that we could use as a preliminary outline. I've created
this on the wiki as 'Summer Reboot' (in honour of the thread that
start
I whipped up a quick extension today that some might find useful. I
searched around a little and didn't come with any solutions that I was
happy with, form a functional or aesthetic standpoint.
It adds a "Settings" tab that provides a nice looking interface to
configuration settings. You can eas
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