[Radiant] Link to homepage in breadcrumbs on a multilingual site - problem

2009-11-09 Thread Joanna Ludmiła Ryćko
Hello,

it's my first post to this list.

I'm working on a multilingual site in Radiant 0.8.0, where the first
language is German and the second language is English. For the
multilanguage-support I use the following extension:
http://github.com/yeah/radiant-multilingual-pages-extension/
(Version 0.5)

I'm having a problem with breadcrumbs. Since the homepage can't have
multilingual slugs, it can be addressed via /lang-de or /lang-en to
distinguish between two language versions. But the default home page
slug is still / (redirecting to the default language), and that is the
slug which is linked in the breadcrumbs under Homepage, regardeless of
which language is the site currently shown in. So the effect is, that
there are full functioning German breadcrumbs (since German is the
default site language and / redirects to lang-de) and almost
functioning English breadcrumbs (where / redirects to the German home
page, which is neither correct nor desired).

The breadcrumbes are created automatically with the tag
r:breadcrumbs /
so I persume, I will have to somehow create them on my own, using other
Radiant Tags such as r:childrean_each etc., but I'm not sure how to do
it or maybe there is another clean solution, which will allow me to
have a correct link to the English homepage in the English breadcrumbs.

I will be really thankful, if you could help, since the website is going
to be published in some hours and it's a new bug which I just
discovered, so I'm a bit under stress...

Joanna
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[Radiant] [ANN] Audit Extension

2009-11-09 Thread Josh French
Digital Pulp is releasing a new Radiant extension which provides an  
audit trail for all interactions with the admin console. Audit will  
track creation, updates, and deletion of the core models (Users,  
Pages, Snippets, and Layouts) as well as user logins and logouts.  
Audit was built with extensibility in mind and provides an easy  
framework for logging models and actions from other extensions.

The Audit extension was extracted from a client project and is in use  
in a live environment. It is currently compatible with Radiant edge  
(0.9 release candidate) only.

For more information, please see the repository: 
http://github.com/digitalpulp/radiant-audit-extension
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[Radiant] dreamhost

2009-11-09 Thread Brian Wolf
   1. I'm new to ror and am  reviewing  cms systems (current and future) for
   my company. I  was wondering if  you might update your dreamhost install
   directions, as  radiant is an installed gem. Do I still need  to install
   my own gems?  These configuration issues seem to get in the way of my
   eval.


When I ran

gem install radiant

it came back with some path warnings
which is apparently why the radiant command doesnt work, so now Im
supposed to add
things to my .bash_profile? I dont  have to do that for other gem programs
i've tried

thanks
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Re: [Radiant] dreamhost

2009-11-09 Thread Jon Roberts

There's an extensive guide at http://wiki.dreamhost.com/index.php/Ruby_on_Rails

Deployment of Rails apps seems to be a little different everywhere you  
go, so for evaluating CMSs, you should probably just run it locally. I  
can vouch that Radiant does indeed run on Dreamhost, though.


--
Jon



On Nov 9, 2009, at 10:36 AM, Brian Wolf wrote:

  1. I'm new to ror and am  reviewing  cms systems (current and  
future) for
  my company. I  was wondering if  you might update your dreamhost  
install
  directions, as  radiant is an installed gem. Do I still need  to  
install
  my own gems?  These configuration issues seem to get in the way  
of my

  eval.


When I ran

gem install radiant

it came back with some path warnings
which is apparently why the radiant command doesnt work, so now Im
supposed to add
things to my .bash_profile? I dont  have to do that for other gem  
programs

i've tried

thanks
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Re: [Radiant] dreamhost

2009-11-09 Thread john muhl
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 10:36 AM, Brian Wolf brw...@gmail.com wrote:
 I  was wondering if  you might update your dreamhost install
 directions, as  radiant is an installed gem.

on my dreamhost ps the system radiant gem is version 0.6.9 which is
more than a year out of date and probably won't work with lots of
extensions; certainly new extensions are not targeting 0.6.x and even
old extensions that get updates have probably dropped 0.6.x support by
now.

 Do I still need  to install my own gems?

if you want to run a current version of radiant and/or have any
control over the environment yes you should install your own gems.

 These configuration issues seem to get in the way of my eval.

then ignore these configuration issues and do as was suggested by
others and do your evaluation on your local computer. trying to
evaluate anything on dreamhost's notoriously crappy platform seems
like an unnecessary pain to put yourself through.

if you must do the evaluation on a remote server have a look at
http://heroku.com/ you can get started for free and their platform is
actually built to run ruby applications.
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Re: [Radiant] Problem installing 0.8.1 - late at night

2009-11-09 Thread Jim Gay
Is this a new instance or an upgrade?
If it's an upgrade, have you run rake radiant:update?

On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 10:59 PM, Anton Aylward anton.aylw...@rogers.com wrote:
 Maybe it will work in the morning.

 I installed the 0.8.1. gem and verified it.

 =
 an...@bigboy:~/Ruby/EightyOne gem list radiant


 *** LOCAL GEMS ***

 radiant (0.8.1, 0.6.9, 0.6.7, 0.6.6)
 =

 I installed from /usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/radiant-0.8.1/bin/radiant

 I created the SQlite3 database


 But when I try to bootstrap I get an error

 ==
 an...@bigboy:~/Ruby/EightyOne rake development db:bootstrap
 (in /home/anton/Ruby/EightyOne)
 Missing the Radiant  gem. Please `gem install -v= radiant`, update your
 RADIANT_GEM_VERSION setting in config/environment.rb for the Radiant
 version you do have installed, or comment out RADIANT_GEM_VERSION to use
 the latest version installed.
 =

 I've tried setting RADIANT_GEM_VERSION in the environment and in
 config/environment.rb, even though I shouldn't need to.
 I've tried setting GEM_PATH just to make sure!

 The gem is there, and its readable.

 I've done some googling and checked the archives and this was a problem
 with 0.6.6 - http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/151509, though I don't see
 a resolution on that thread.

 And yes, I get the same error with a freeze:

 ===
 an...@bigboy:~/Ruby/EightyOne rake radiant:freeze:gems
 (in /home/anton/Ruby/EightyOne)
 Missing the Radiant  gem. Please `gem install -v= radiant`, update your
 RADIANT_GEM_VERSION setting in config/environment.rb for the Radiant
 version you do have installed, or comment out RADIANT_GEM_VERSION to use
 the latest version installed.
 ===

 Maybe my mind will be clear in the morning, or perhaps not.

 Maybe someone will suggest a fix before I get back from work...
 (hint)



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