Re: [Radiant] (no subject)

2009-11-24 Thread Alexander Wallace
For the first scenario you would could be a bit sneaky by hiding the filter select via JS (or perhaps overriding the _page_part.html.haml partial in your extension), and automatically setting it via JS or hardcoding it via a before_save hook on PagePart. For the second scenario (data cleanup),

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2009-11-23 Thread Cliff
Is there a setting or an existing extension that locks down which filters are available to users? In one scenario, I've installed the FckEditor extension is installed and FckEditor is customized to meet the team's needs. I'd like to make this the required filter for standard users when

Re: [Radiant] (no subject)

2009-11-23 Thread banane
You could send the escape html tag to the textarea object, or wrap it before updating and inserting into the model. I do remember a setting for determining what filters are available- perhaps in settings (9) or in the environment variable? Do a search on the directory for textile and you'll

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2009-10-23 Thread Radu Curteanu
Hello. I have a dumb one. Here it is. I'm trying to install Radinat on Heroku by following this: http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2009/3/26/radiant_cms_in_5_minutes_or_less/ and of course this http://wiki.github.com/radiant/radiant/installing-on-heroku I've also installed the file_system

Re: [Radiant] (no subject)

2009-10-23 Thread Keith Bingman
What version of Radiant are you using? The latest gem (0.8.1) moved the cache to the temp folder. I just tried it out on a site of Heroku and it works great. The cache is immediately cleared on page save. Keith On Oct 23, 2009, at 1:48 PM, Radu Curteanu wrote: Hello. I have a dumb one.

Re: [Radiant] (no subject)

2009-10-23 Thread Jim Gay
Radu, You're questions are not dumb. This is why this list exists. I'm not certain I understand your problem, but let me restate it and you can tell me if I'm wrong. You're using the file_system extension to edit content locally in a text editor. Then you load that content back into your local

Re: [Radiant] (no subject)

2009-10-23 Thread Radu Curteanu
Thank you Jim and Keith. That helped me a lot. Radu Radu, You're questions are not dumb. This is why this list exists. I'm not certain I understand your problem, but let me restate it and you can tell me if I'm wrong. You're using the file_system extension to edit content locally in a

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2009-06-24 Thread Allan Miller
Hi, I'm setting up Radiant 0.8.0 for the first time on a new server, using the mailer extension on Rails 2.3.2. I'm getting: Mailer config is not valid (see Mailer.valid_config?) when I try to load a page with the tags: r:mailer:form r:mailer:hidden name=subject value=Email from my