Hi,
as already asked by Andrew Gehring I am also trying to get the
mailer extension working. But I am stuck at the same point...
I have:
- Radiant 0.6.9
- running on Rails 2.0.2
I installed the mailer extension as explained on [1] via git
clone into the directory vendor/extensions/mailer.
can you share any tips on how you got started?
Are there any dynamic elements to your site, like news sections?
Thanks
Marlon (who's still trying to figure out if radiant will work for his
situation)
On Jan 9, 2009, at 3:31 PM, Russ Johnson wrote:
My first Radiant project:
Hi all,
I am trying to write an extension for radiant. But I don't see
how I could include the rails MVC stuff into it. I would like
to render a from (with the validation of the model and the logic
of a controller) into part of a page. How could I do that?
I looked at some extensions but
I am also VERY new to Radiant and my first project has a painfully tight
deadline requiring dynamic drop downs. I have a bout 48 hours to figure
this out and have reached extreme frustration with the wiki
documentation.
I understand and appreciate the simplicity of Sean's contribution below:
Have a site that is using a basic flash slide show in the header. It
shows on both MAC and PC platforms in every browser except IE.
Anyone have insight?
Sincere thanks.
Kelly
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How are you calling the flash? Are you using the javascript method to
load it or the old embed tags?
On Jan 10, 2009, at 3:17 PM, Kelly Torian wrote:
Have a site that is using a basic flash slide show in the header. It
shows on both MAC and PC platforms in every browser except IE.
Anyone
Russ Johnson wrote:
How are you calling the flash? Are you using the javascript method to
load it or the old embed tags?
I'm using the embed tags in the header snipper where the slide show
resides. However, in the layout I am calling an external link to a
version checking java script within
I don't know exactly what you're looking for... The navigation that
you describe below is only one level (with no sub categories), for
that using a dropdown menu isn't all that common. Anyways dropdowns
are most commonly achieved using CSS (see
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns)
Hi!
Yes, if you want it made up automatically then go with Sean's code...
and to make that into a drop-down use this: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns
(the article has nothing to do with Radiant, it's just about CSS...
but Sean's code does the Radiant part)
Don't know how
Wow, that is a lot of JavaScript.
Since MS has rolled back its click to activate end run around Eolas,
its not really necessary any more. Further, something as simple as a
slide show should be written to work on pretty much any version of
Flash you're going to find in the wild. I,
However, if you're really married to the JavaScript and its not
working for some version of IE, you need to have your Flash Dude
figure out what's wrong with his code.
LOL - it is a a butt-load of code and I'm not married to it at all.
Your code did work and I can cut all that other garbage
I forgot...
Son of Suckerfish: http://htmldog.com/articles/suckerfish/dropdowns/
If you are putting flash on a page you should be worried about using 12
lines of js.
~Nate
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I just started reading the wiki docs... I went into the wiki, then
opended the All Pages section so I could see everything, then just
started reading.
Its really not that difficult. The extension guide was pretty good but
some more detail would've helped.
I do use a news section albeit
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