I can confirm that the problem does not happen with 0.6.9 but does
happen with 0.7.0.
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I am still having the same problem. I would really appreciate it if
anybody had suggestions about where to begin trouble-shooting this
problem.
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Thanks for the post, although it appears to be a different error. The
stack trace in that other post was about ActiveRecord errors. My stack
trace looks totally different.
Does anybody have any ideas?
Thanks again,
Errol
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Yeah, that fixed it alright. I swear I ran that already. Perhaps it
failed the first time and I didn't notice.
Thanks!
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This is weird. I installed page_attachments and followed the setup
instructions. When I open a page I see "Attachments (0)" and the green
plus sign. However, I can't click on the green plus sign to add an
attachment (it doesn't appear to be a link).
Where do I go from here?
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I performed the installation and setup steps according to the
documentation, but when I click either the CSS or JS tabs in the admin
view, I get this error.
Stack trace appears below.
Thanks in advance for your help!
/!\ FAILSAFE /!\ Sun Jan 18 13:37:29 -0600 2009
Status: 500 Internal Serve
Nate:
Here is what I have picked up so far:
First, to answer one of my own questions, you can use 'system' in a
capistrano task to run local commands (as opposed to using 'run' to run
commands on remote servers).
Next, here are a couple of links to capistrano/rake tasks others have
created to
If possible, I want to NOT assume that I am using a particular database
and that the development and production databases are on the same
machine.
I have started playing with the import_export extension
(http://github.com/radiant/radiant-import-export-extension/tree/master)
to see if it could
I think I agree that having a task sync those files is going to be the
best way to go.
Restricting access is not really an issue as (so far) I am just using
page_attachments for adding images to public pages.
Does anybody have any advice for how to go about this?
I'm pretty new to Capistrano.
Nate:
Good question. In fact, I have another thread going (should be right
near this one) where I am trying to sort out best practices for this
sort of thing.
I also am playing with the import_export plugin (and running into some
issues). I'll post the details on the other thread shortly.
T
Must have been some kind of hiccup. I rebooted, checked out a fresh
copy of my app from svn, ran capify again, and now it sees all the
tasks. Perhaps I did something different, but I can't imagine what it
would be. Thanks for the response!
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I installed the capistrano gem and ran `capify .` (after first adding
/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin to the PATH variable).
When I try cap deploy:setup I get:
the task `deploy:setup' does not exist
I have not run into this problem trying to use Capistrano with regular
rails apps.
Is there something spec
Nate: Thanks for the response. I agree that what you are saying is
true. I am trying to balance performance against maintainability of the
site. Perhaps you have a better suggestion for what I want to
accomplish. I want to be able to run multiple version of the site (one
for development and
I know attachment_fu supports this, but I'm not sure if that means
page_attachments can work with it.
I wanted to see if anybody knows the answer to this before I spend the
time on trial-and-error.
Thanks,
Errol
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Mohit: Thanks for the link. I'll take a look at that. Once I get this
site 'live' I'll be happy to document the experience.
Jamey: I'm still interested in seeing what you have done as well.
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Jamey,
Yes -- I'd love to see it.
Thanks,
Errol
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I have built a radiant-based site and will soon be ready to deploy it.
I'm looking for advice on best practices. I was not able to find much
about this in the documentation.
Most of the issue is the database. I want to be able update content in
a copy of the site running on my development machi
I have written an extension that gives me a few customer tags for
generating download links.
In my layout I use javascript to set a cookie according to what page
referred the user to my site.
If that user later clicks over to the download page I want to customize
the download link according to ho
I have seen a few people post something to the effect of, "it is simple
to convert an existing rails app into a radiant extension," but I
haven't been able to find anything that shows how to do this. Any
suggestions on where to look for this information?
I am trying to figure out what I can and c
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