Hi Guys
I was thinking of a couple of things regarding the ongoing documentation
effort and the recent request for converting a static website to a
Radiant based site and this got me wondering.
One of the questions that has been asked in the past is why Radiant
doesn't have any templates/
Hello,
My goal is to use only extensions, and don't modify radiant core.
I will try to be clear with an example. I would like to customize the
avalaible layout list when you are creating / editing a page.
But it's not possible, because the request is done directly in
I'm not sure I understand exactly what you want to do, but I think
this should do it:
In your whatever_extension.rb activate method do:
admit.page.edit.add :parts_bottom, 'your_additional_partial', :after
= 'edit_layout_and_type'
Then it will look for a file in
Hello Jim,
I had already use shards to inject and extend functionnalities to pages,
it's not a problem.
Here, I would like to remove or replace an 'existing' part : layout
list, to replace it by my list for example.
I didn't see we can 'replace' a part, thank you.
Do you have any documentation
It works just like the 'add' method. I have this in the Help extension:
Radiant::AdminUI::RegionSet.class_eval do
def replace(region=nil, partial=nil)
raise ArgumentError, You must specify a region and a
partial unless region and partial
self[region].replace([partial])
Jim Gay wrote:
It works just like the 'add' method. I have this in the Help extension:
Radiant::AdminUI::RegionSet.class_eval do
def replace(region=nil, partial=nil)
raise ArgumentError, You must specify a region and a partial
unless region and partial
That's just perfect !
I created a file named _edit_layout_and_type.rhtml in my extension and
it's working !
Thank you, radiant is realy flexible !
Vincent
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On Mon, 2008-09-08 at 08:03 -0600, Sean Cribbs wrote:
Mohit,
A long time ago, John solicited contributions of templates with the
opportunity for people to get them included in the main Radiant
distribution. I think this is a fabulous idea and I'd like to
reinitiate it. I'm going to up
On 2008-09-08, at 07:52 , Sean Cribbs wrote:
vendor/rails is actually in vendor/radiant (thus
vendor/radiant/vendor/rails ) if you have frozen.
Well, here's the output from radiant newapp from a sudo gem install
radiant that I ran on my work machine not five minutes ago. (I'm
pasting
By default with no vendor/radiant, it runs out of the gem. If you need
to freeze it, check out these options once you've generated your instance:
rake -T radiant:freeze
Sean
John Laudun wrote:
On 2008-09-08, at 07:52 , Sean Cribbs wrote:
vendor/rails is actually in vendor/radiant (thus
Sean Cribbs wrote:
A long time ago, John solicited contributions of templates with the
opportunity for people to get them included in the main Radiant
distribution. I think this is a fabulous idea and I'd like to
reinitiate it. I'm going to up the ante some and say that the top
submissions
Hello Folks,
I need to have a Portuguese translation of the admin interface and
I've wondered what is the most sensible option, if it is hard coding
the translation of the current version or work with the Jargon branch.
That branch appears to be based on some old Radiant version and the
A site ripper extension in Radiant.. now that would be neat.
Specify a url and div/class to page/region mappings and it does
the rest.
I wrote a quick extension that imports content from Mephisto
which might be of interest:
http://github.com/martinbtt/radiant-import-mephisto
Not crawling
Hello Folks,
I need to have a Portuguese translation of the admin interface and
I've wondered what is the most sensible option, if it is hard coding
the translation of the current version or work with the Jargon branch.
That branch appears to be based on some old Radiant version and the
Hi, I wrote a small extension to handle a 1:1 list of URLs that need
to be mapped with a 301 Redirect to new locations.
I needed it because the VPS I deployed on runs on mod_rails and I
couldn't use .htaccess.
More info (and the code):
I would be glad to help, because I'll need Lithuanian interface when
I'm finished building my extensions. I guess all we need is some
guidance and we can start building it.
Rytis
On Mon, Sep 8, 2008 at 10:09 PM, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Folks,
I need to have a Portuguese
Before this gets under way, would it make sense for someone to define
some standards/ conventions for building the templates?
It would be great if the templates that come out of this are somewhat
interchangeable, or tending in that direction.
e.g:
Assuming primary navigation will typically
Christopher Dwan wrote:
Before this gets under way, would it make sense for someone to define
some standards/ conventions for building the templates?
It would be great if the templates that come out of this are somewhat
interchangeable, or tending in that direction.
I absolutely agree with
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