Re: [Radiant] Accidently removed the body of contest2.radiantcms.org/

2009-01-27 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


On Jan 27, 2009, at 1:46 PM, Joe Van Dyk wrote:

I agree, paperclipped is the way to go.  It's great to use  
imagemagick directly.


I've had the opposite experience.  It's easier for me to install  
page_attachment (and it's requirements) than trouble-shoot Paperclip's  
load on my server because it's trying to make a thumbnail of a PDF  
file.  Some here say it's an easy fix.  Maybe so, but it's not plug- 
and-play.


Page_attachments just works, albeit it doesn't present a repository.   
It seems though it would be possible to add repository behavior to  
page_attachments by extending the page types to include a new type,  
say 'Asset Archive' and adding tags that would let me access its  
contents, like:


r:asset:image from='/images' name='coolpic.jpg'/

I like the flexibility this affords me too, I could call the archive  
anything I want and nest them too.


If I had the time to write one extension, it would be this one.

Jose
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Re: [Radiant] what extensions do you have installed?

2009-01-27 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


On Jan 27, 2009, at 7:38 PM, john muhl wrote:


I'd like to get some kind of idea what the most popular extensions
are.


I don't know how popular they are, but so far I've deployed four  
Radiant sites (v 0.7) which use:


Reorder
Copy/Move
Page Attachments

The other two extensions high on my list (but haven't deployed yet)  
are default page parts (I'm experimenting with my own implementation)  
and the versioning extension (which I haven't yet evaluated).


Jose
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Re: [Radiant] what extensions do you have installed?

2009-01-27 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


On Jan 27, 2009, at 8:19 PM, Marshal Linfoot wrote:

Love to see Copy/Move and Reorder in one extension so I could copy/ 
move

anywhere, including within the same parent page tree (like reorder).


Agreed.  And it would streamline the interface too.

Jose
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Re: [Radiant] adding tags to paperclipped?

2009-01-17 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


On Jan 17, 2009, at 7:18 AM, Mohit Sindhwani wrote:

* If the folder structure is to be carried forward to the   
display/ UI, it may be an idea to use PageAttachments and create  
child pages to represent the folders and attach files to that?



Last time I tried it, PageAttachments and Paperclipped did not work  
together.  Something do to with conflicting the database fields.


I'm curious, Joe, are your assets images only?  I have PDFs and Word  
Docs to maintain and couldn't get Paperclipped to work with them.


Jose
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Re: [Radiant] New to Radiant - 500 error

2009-01-12 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


On Jan 12, 2009, at 2:55 PM, Susan Chouinard wrote:

Trying to deploy a test page and I have no problem getting to the  
admin
section, logging in and setting up a test page. However, when I try  
to view

the test page in the browser I get a 500 error. I figure this is just
something really simple that I'm missing, and while I searched the  
archives
I wasn't able to find a similar problem. I have done the VirtualHost  
node in

Apache and pointed it to the /public folder for the app.


If you're using Apache 2, be sure to allow Apache access to the public  
directory with a line like...


  Directory /path/to/your/radiant/directory/public
Allow from all
  /Directory

Jose
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[Radiant] Role based access control

2009-01-06 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


I need to keep some pages and most all snippets and layouts off limits  
to contributors of a Radiant site.


Do I need an extension to do this?  (I'm using 0.7.)

What are the restrictions of a Developer?

Thanks in advance,
Jose
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[Radiant] Passing dynamic values to page_attachment tags

2009-01-06 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


I'm looking for a way to pass dynamic values into the 'name' attribute  
of r:attachment:image.  Is that possible?  Below is my rationale.


Jose


I'm using page_attachments (which is great) and centralizing often  
used images in an Images page (I'm doing the same with files).


So I can output one of these common images in any page with:

r:find url='/images'
  r:attachment:image name='check_mark.gif'/
/r:find

So far, beginners stuff.

Now I'd like to reduce the amount of chars needed to do this, maybe so  
it looks something like:


r:snippet name='images' image='check_mark.gif'/

In the snippet I'm hoping to be able to do something like: (using the  
parameterized snippet extension)


r:attachment:image name=r:var name='image'//

Except the above line, as written, doesn't work.

Is there a way of doing this?
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Re: [Radiant] Passing dynamic values to page_attachment tags

2009-01-06 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


On Jan 6, 2009, at 9:41 AM, Adam van den Hoven wrote:

Ok, maybe this is cheeky but, paperclipped would probably work  
better for you.


I tried paperclipped but stuck with page_attachments because  
attachment_fu handles non-image files better than paperclip.  If that  
changes, I might try it again.


Jose
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[Radiant] PageAttachments migration looking for Admin::PagesController

2008-12-18 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


Running the migration for PageAttachments I ran into an error claiming  
the module Admin::PagesController doesn't exist.  (I'm currently  
working with Radiant 0.6.9.)  I changed the module name reference in  
page_attachments_extension.rb to Admin::PageController just to get the  
migration working.


Should I be doing things differently while things are advancing to the  
new code-base?  (I did try out the Git edge version but it produced  
different errors, so I backed out of it.)


Jose
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Re: [Radiant] Unsuccessful at creating an extension using either Sqlite3 or PostgreSQL

2008-11-14 Thread Jose Hales-Garcia


On Nov 14, 2008, at 7:46 PM, Jim Gay wrote:


Have you first run
rake db:bootstrap


That was it.  I hadn't created the development database yet.  I'll  
have to be more careful next time.


Thank you very much.

Jose
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