Here's a solution to put all the image files in one folder when using
attachment_fu.
http://almosteffortless.com/2007/03/25/working-with-attachment_fu/
The line to change is in
vendor/extensions/gallery/app/models/gallery_item.rb
If you get too many images in one folder, you will have to adapt
Danny,
I was hoping to include a fix for this issue with v0.4 but did not get
to it yet. But, for now, you can already solve this issue using the
config settings that I have built into the SnS extension (don't know why
I didn't think of this sooner).
To do this you edit the custom_settings.
Over the weekend I added file uploading capability so now you can upload
your stylesheets and javascripts right into the database -- Woo hoo!
This is my first stab at using Rails uploading and RJS so I'd really
love any feedback anyone has to offer.
You can get it here (while supplies last):
you might try the tip suggested at the bottom of http://lists.radiantcms.org/pipermail/radiant/2008-May/008476.html
and see if that helps.
On 2008/06/01, at 05:41, Ulf Moehring wrote:
Hi *,
The redirect functionality of the mailer extension (redirect_to: /
thankyou) doesn't work like I want
Thanks for a swift reply Andrea.
I know that server_settings was renamed to smtp_settings with rails 2.
Aha! With this in my environment.rb:
config.action_mailer.smtp_settings = {
:address => "smtp.gmail.com"
:port => 587,
:domain => "westportbookfestival.org",
:authentication =>
> If fixed that bug in the latest version. Try to pull it from github
I fixed.. :)
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On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 8:20 AM, Steven Southard
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> Big thumbs up for booth of these extensions. They both are nicely done and
> serve slightly different roles. I like how gallery is more or less all
> together in one place. It's draw back is that it doesn't have as many
> I gather that the default delivery method for action mailer is smtp.
> Replacing the two lines of config given above with the following:
>
>config.action_mailer.delivery_method = :smtp
>
I didn't test the newsletter extensions with the new radiant yet. But
I know that server_settings was ren
I've just been trying out the newsletter extension (0.1.5 cloned from
github) with radiant 0.6.7, and I've been running into some
difficulties with its configuration.
I have been able to make it work, with limited functionality, by
setting the following in my config/environment.rb (within t
For those of you who are at RailsConf and sticking around tonight, we
will be having an informal meetup after the keynote and reception. We
will be going to Old Town Pizza, 226 NW Davis, Portland, OR. It's the
first stop across the river on the MAX (Old Town/Chinatown). We will
meet at 5:00p
Casper,
Call parse, passing the text you want to parse:
hash[:normal] ||= parse('')
Sean
Casper Fabricius wrote:
I'm developing a tag inspired by the way works; by
using nested tags to let the user specify how he wants to render a
given collection.
The user could write:
- and the
Hi *,
The redirect functionality of the mailer extension (redirect_to: /thankyou)
doesn't work like I want it to. Instead of redirecting properly it merely
displays a new page with a single line "You are being redirected" but nothing
happens. You have to click on redirected in order for somethi
I'm developing a tag inspired by the way works; by
using nested tags to let the user specify how he wants to render a
given collection.
The user could write:
- and the tag uses this nested tag by doing:
hash = tag.locals.collection_tag = {}
tag.expand
- and then later:
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