[Radiant] How to dynamically add and remove extensions

2009-12-21 Thread greendog
How to dynamically add and remove extensions without restart the radiant-application? I see activate_extension and deactivate_extension methods in lib/radiant/extension.rb, but these methods do not work. Thx -- View this message in context:

[Radiant] Comments Extension

2009-12-21 Thread María Paula Mariani
Hello! I'm having issues with the Comments extensions. When adding the snippet comment to my layout I get this error message: undefined method `author_url’ for nil:NilClass undefined method `author’ for nil:NilClass undefined method `author_url’ for nil:NilClass said on undefined method

[Radiant] Back_door and Conditional_tags

2009-12-21 Thread Steven Southard
Either of these extensions seem to lead to application errors in 8.1. If I turn either of these extensions on about half the time I get something like: Processing Admin::PagesController#edit (for 76.251.191.123 at 2009-12-21 17:30:27) [GET] Parameters: {action=edit, id=1,

Re: [Radiant] Back_door and Conditional_tags

2009-12-21 Thread Steven Southard
Do those extensions add that much more stress? Without them I can't make it fail. With them it only fails with admin/pages open. No I can't add memory. On Dec 21, 2009, at 1:17 PM, Jim Gay wrote: This tells me you might have too little memory for the app: ActionView::TemplateError

Re: [Radiant] Back_door and Conditional_tags

2009-12-21 Thread Jim Gay
I don't really know them well at all. But I imagine that if the problem only appears with them, then it could be a problem in their implementation. Or perhaps a problem in Radiant's implementation that is only exposed by these extensions. How many pages do you have? -Jim On Dec 21, 2009, at

Re: [Radiant] Back_door and Conditional_tags

2009-12-21 Thread Steven Southard
Maybe a hundred so far but there will be many once it goes live. Steven On Dec 21, 2009, at 1:48 PM, Jim Gay wrote: I don't really know them well at all. But I imagine that if the problem only appears with them, then it could be a problem in their implementation. Or perhaps a problem

Re: [Radiant] A file or directory in the path name does not exist error after Radiant Install

2009-12-21 Thread Michael Johann
Hi Peter, this is a bug in JRuby where File.open throws an IOError instead of Errno::ENOENT. Rack-Cache can handle the situation if Errno::ENOENT is thrown but this never happens. I realized this a few days before and will open an issue and contribute to JRuby in the next hours. A workaround