Hi all,
sorry if this is a noob question but I'm stumped because the
documentation does not seem to correspond with what I am seeing.
System: Ubuntu 9.04 64bit / Ruby 1.9.1p243 / Sqlite3
When I follow the basic setup tutorial the output from Radiant is:
[#, #], @attributes={name=krispy1},
Radiant is not Ruby 1.9.1 compatible yet
On Sep 14, 2009, at 2:20 PM, Kristan Uccello wrote:
Hi all,
sorry if this is a noob question but I'm stumped because the
documentation does not seem to correspond with what I am seeing.
System: Ubuntu 9.04 64bit / Ruby 1.9.1p243 / Sqlite3
When I
Thanks Jim for the last bit of info on ruby 1.9 incompatability.
I created a new cloud server and installed ruby 1.8.7 + rails +
sqlite3 etc. Now I have an issue logging in:
Here is what I get
ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid in Admin/welcomeController#login
Could not find table
Kristan Uccello wrote:
Thanks Jim for the last bit of info on ruby 1.9 incompatability.
I created a new cloud server and installed ruby 1.8.7 + rails +
sqlite3 etc. Now I have an issue logging in:
sorry if this is silly, but did you run the bootstrap script?
Cheers,
Mohit.
9/15/2009 | 3:17
Did you bootstrap the database? If so, did you bootstrap the correct
one? It's likely that your application is running in a different
environment than the one you bootstrapped.
rake production db:bootstrap
Sean
Kristan Uccello wrote:
Thanks Jim for the last bit of info on ruby 1.9
Yes I did: trace below
r...@oa-radiant-devsite:~/oa-dev-site# rake production db:bootstrap
(in /root/oa-dev-site)
This task will destroy any data in the database. Are you sure you want
to
continue? [yn] y
== AddIndexes: reverting
=
--
Can anybody help me with this?
It appears that the page status feature in my radiant installation is
not working. All of my pages are publicly accessible regardless of
their page status. ie. Home Page set to status Draft can still be
viewed from the public side of my site.
I'm not sure
Do you have your dev host set?
One of the built-in features is to be able to set
Radiant::Config['dev.host'] = 'dev.mysite.com'
Is it possible that you have that set to your actual site address,
such as 'www.mysite.com'?
On Sep 14, 2009, at 4:29 PM, Alexander Gibbons wrote:
Can anybody
Kristan Uccello wrote:
Yes I did: trace below
r...@oa-radiant-devsite:~/oa-dev-site# rake production db:bootstrap
(in /root/oa-dev-site)
This task will destroy any data in the database. Are you sure you want to
continue? [yn] y
that sure looks fine... any chance that you're running Radiant in
