Nate,
The SnS extension ist not officially migrated to Radiant 0.6.9 and
is broken. I've migrated the code and it runs well, but I haven't had
enough time to get all the specs passing, so the migration is not
ready yet and thus it has not been merged into the main repository
from Chris.
On 09/04/2009, at 4:54, N. Turnage pixeln...@gmail.com wrote:
I've used Rails Playground (http://railsplayground.net) for two
years now, and I've been very happy with them. They have svn and git
repository hosting, serve rails apps with fcgi, mogrel and/or
Phusion Passenger and they have
A while back Chris asked me to fork SnS into the radiant account, which
I did, but I haven't had time to fix it. Anyone who writes and submits
a good patch or set of patches will get commit bits.
Sean
Michael Kessler wrote:
Nate,
The SnS extension ist not officially migrated to Radiant
Sean Cribbs wrote:
A while back Chris asked me to fork SnS into the radiant account,
which I did, but I haven't had time to fix it. Anyone who writes and
submits a good patch or set of patches will get commit bits.
I really wish I was that person, but sadly I am not. My skillz don't
trend
I've cloned (I think I should have pulled it instead) my main project
from my repo, created a branch and have been updating that branch to 0.7.1.
My extensions are set up as submodules, and work beautifully, but the
tag showing which version of the extensions I am using shows the
original
It just so happens that I'm one of the guys working on git. So I'll
see what I can do to help you. :-D I don't know how extensive your
git experience is, so bear with me if I'm saying things you already
know.
On Apr 9, 2009, at 2:50 PM, N. Turnage wrote:
I've cloned (I think I should
http://github.com/Squeegy/radiant-settings/network
Curious about which of the Settings forks is usable for Radiant 0.7.1.
Anybody know?
~Nate
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Ollivier Robert wrote:
Why not using Redmine (redmine.org) it is also Rails based, has its
own forums/wiki/repository managements and a nice interface?
I've been using it for http://dev.keltia.net/ with great success
(while www.keltia.net is radiant).
It looks like some of the projects
Brian Gernhardt wrote:
I'm using Squeegy's and it seems to be working fine.
Thanks. It now works for me as well.
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Hello all,
I just completed a new extension called *page_options*, which enables per
page admin options, such as setting caching for a specific page to a
non-default timeout value, or setting it to expire at a certain time each
day, or turning it off altogether. For first release per-page cache
This is driving me insane... I don't understand it...
I'm getting extra text on the pages that are coming down from the
server. Sometimes the page doesn't even load and all I get is the
text. Here it is:
PAGE URL = / Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Status: 304 Not
Modified
On Apr 9, 2009, at 8:25 PM, Christopher Dwan wrote:
This is driving me insane... I don't understand it...
I'm getting extra text on the pages that are coming down from the
server. Sometimes the page doesn't even load and all I get is the
text. Here it is:
PAGE URL = / Content-Type:
My guess is that is happening somewhere inside LSWS. Do you have any
rewrite rules or filters applied? What concerns me is the PAGE URL
prefixing the standard HTTP headers.
I just tried your site and got the extra text the first time around,
then it was gone on refreshes.
Sean
N. Turnage wrote:
When I try and approve, unapprove or destroy a comment I get the
following error:
*ActionController::RedirectBackError in Admin/commentsController#destroy*
No HTTP_REFERER was set in the request to this action, so redirect_to
:back could not be called successfully. If this
N. Turnage wrote:
Just found some more info about this. Apparently FireFox, my browser
of choice (and the only anyone should use ;^), has an option to
disable referrers. This article suggests another option for handling
the redirect.
On 10/04/2009, at 1:21 PM, N. Turnage wrote:
N. Turnage wrote:
Just found some more info about this. Apparently FireFox, my
browser of choice (and the only anyone should use ;^), has an
option to disable referrers. This article suggests another option
for handling the redirect.
OK, the specs now pass in my fork (
http://github.com/eostrom/radiant-sns-extension/tree/master - I'll send pull
requests as well). Most of the changes were simple translations. Two of
the less straightforward changes:
- I changed a lot of paths and things to be more in keeping with Radiant
Pat Allan wrote:
Nate, not that I want to rain on your parade, but I *think* IE cannot
be relied upon to send the referrer back to the server (depending on
settings/versions/who-knows-what it may think it's a security risk).
It's been a while since I looked into it, though.
When I'm
During the upgrade to 0.7.1 from 0.6.9 (seriously, could we add another
couple more decimal places?) is that Textile is handled a bit
differently. It used to be that You could pile on the textile'd page
parts and snippets on top of one another inside of a page that had
Textile set and it would
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