After posting to you on the other thread, I came over here and see that
Casper has pointed out:
Casper Fabricius wrote:
Yes, well that's because you are running radiant in sub-directory; at
http://allenlux.dyndns.org/radiant3/ rather than
http://allenlux.dyndns.org/.
I also see Sean's respo
John and Catherine Allen wrote:
Chris,
Thanks - in fact I had successfully installed the Styles 'n Scripts
extension but was not clear about how to make use of it. I'll try the
tag approach.
John
Both the and tags have explanations if you
click on the "available tags" link on the "Edi
Jamey Cribbs wrote:
For our current radiant app, my client is asking for this functionality:
"i'd like to use our current setup of radiant and add a selection
under "status" called staging. When the staging status is selected,
we'd have an area we can check the page to make sure it looks and th
John and Catherine Allen wrote:
This has to be a really basic question, but despite reading the
documentation and many mailing list posts, I still don't get it...
For stylesheets which are stored in the database
1) In a layout, what is the recommended way to refer to a stylesheet ?
2) In a page
John Croisant wrote:
I'm trying to use Radiant as a blogging platform, and one of my
requirements is that visitors can add comments on certain pages.
** snip **
So it seems to me that both of these solutions would involve creating
or modifying a Radiant extension to add a new tag(s). I don't mi
Chris Parrish wrote:
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 (
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On Sun, 2008-06-08 at 01:18 +0800, Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Has this not helped?
http://wiki.railsplayground.com/railsplayground/show/How+To+Install+RadiantCMS
I realize that the message may sound curt, so I apologize if it does. I
have found that a basic
Stefan Urbanek wrote:
I found neat "Translator" extension of radiant from Philip Burrows. I
like the simple way how it handles multiple languages of various parts
of the site.
There are couple of things I am missing in the extension:
Language dependent URLs: they should be in form something l
If you're using the built-in tags, like and , the
relative path issue will be handled properly. For those of you
developing tag libraries, you can take advantage of the relative_url_for
method that is in StandardTags:
relative_url_for('/mystyles/new.css', tag.globals.page.request)
used in
Bjørn Michelsen wrote:
On Sat, 7 Jun 2008, Jay Levitt wrote:
Jay Levitt wrote:
At wiki.radiantcms.org, when I try to "Sign In", it takes me to
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/login?return_to=/Documentation.
That gives me the "Login/Create Account" screen, with Username and
Password fields.
W
Yes, well that's because you are running radiant in sub-directory; at http://allenlux.dyndns.org/radiant3/
rather than http://allenlux.dyndns.org/. Rails applications are
generally expected to run in their own subdomain, and radiant is no
exception. It is definitely possible to run it in a s
Sean Cribbs wrote:
> Make sure that you ran `rake radiant:update` after upgrading your site
> to 0.6.7. We had to make a change in the sitemap.js file to deal with
> this issue. Essentially, retrieving the children of the current page
> should be a 'get' request, but the default for Ajax.Request
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