Maybe r:tags_list / with a slight change in radius_tags.rb would
link straight to the pages but putting it on different parts of the
page is a little more complicated. I hear you on the consistent
spelling and syntax. My browser will actually suggest names I've used
before but still I
Hello! I am enjoying getting to know Radiant, and have been searching
and reading the archives as well as reading the digests when they
arrive. Thank you all for all you have done to make this CMS so
functional.
I came upon a wonderful XML editor that apparently has been used
Did you mean the page.edit.published_date? Radiant setting that is
mentioned here http://wiki.github.com/radiant/radiant/additional-configuration-options
Michael
On 14 Apr 2009, at 8:41 PM, N. Turnage wrote:
This was answered my moons ago, but I cannot remember how to get the
published
I just installed this extension on 7.1. It works fine.
Then I'm looking at it in use and I can't understand why this is a
helpful extension. Is this extension meant to make something easier
to write? Like perfectly structured xhtml? Maybe it's just me, I think
humanly written xhtml is
Michael Kessler wrote:
Did you mean the page.edit.published_date? Radiant setting that is
mentioned here
http://wiki.github.com/radiant/radiant/additional-configuration-options
I don't know how I missed that. Normally I just google what I need. I
forgot about the new wiki on github. Thanks.
I personally also prefer textile or plain XHTML. But our customers
wants some kind of WYSIWY... editing. I don't like WYSIWYG editors,
but I like the WYSIWYM idea.
The WymEditor extension is far away from complete, but I have a vision
about this extension. We made some good experiences in
Excerpts from Alexis Masters's message of ti. april 14 19:05:19 +0200 2009:
I came upon a wonderful XML editor that apparently has been used
successfully on Radiant, but I am having trouble getting it to work,
and my tech support folks have not been able to install it either. We
managed
Did you miss:
rake radiant:extensions:wym_editor_filter:install
On Apr 14, 2009, at 2:36 PM, Bjorn Michelsen wrote:
Excerpts from Alexis Masters's message of ti. april 14 19:05:19
+0200 2009:
I came upon a wonderful XML editor that apparently has been used
successfully on Radiant, but
Excerpts from Steven Southard's message of ti. april 14 21:52:59 +0200 2009:
Did you miss:
rake radiant:extensions:wym_editor_filter:install
It worked with
rake radiant:extensions:wym_editor_filter:update
..so I didn't even notice there was an install option. :-)
--
Mvh.
Bjørn Michelsen
The difference is, that the install task copies all public files to
the projects public directory, whereas the update task skips the wym.css
The wym.css file styles the elements in the editor that have classes
from the class selector box on the right assigned.
On 14 Apr 2009, at 10:07 PM,
Is there any good reference to the way that Radiant uses regular
expressions for page links? For example, this kind of thing: r:if_url
matches=^/.+ I don't know how deep /.+ will work, etc.
~Nate
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Yup, also getting this error 0.7.1. Bit of a showstopper as far as the
comments extension goes.
A - vaguely works- workaround is to take the user back to the page the
comment was posted from. They won't see their comment or get any hint
that it is awaiting approval but at least the site
Have a look here: http://www.regular-expressions.info/repeat.html
.+ is called greedy and means it will try to repeat as much as possible
.+? is called lazy and means it will try to repeat as few as possible
The same works for .*
On 14 Apr 2009, at 11:37 PM, N. Turnage wrote:
Is there any
I've been noodling around with compass on a Radiant 0.7.1 tree (so I
can use blueprint.css, but use SASS for markup). It works, mostly, but
only with an installed gem. I get production issues if I try to use a
frozen gem because compass wants HAML 2.1 and Radiant has her own copy
of 2.0.1
I started using it on a Radiant project recently. Since the files don't
have to be generated at runtime, you can just generate them manually and
copy them into public. I generated the Compass project in a plugin in
my project and added a Rake task to generate and copy the CSS to public/.
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