Make sure that you define your page as a type of 'database' or
whatever. The tag is only available on pages that are of that type.
On Aug 21, 2008, at 10:38 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess the title says it all. I have installed the extension properly
with no errors and I can see the
I just deployed a fairly clean Radiant instance to a server, and now
the admin style is completely gone. I'm using Phusion Passenger, and
it's basically giving a 404 on all the Admin assets: stylesheets,
images, javascripts. Does anyone have any first hand knowledge
about what this
a Swiss-army knife of skills. This would be a
contracting position and that would be ongoing. For more information,
email me directly.
Regards,
Josh Schairbaum
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I ran into this problem yesterday, but basically got around it by
using routes to put it in a namespace. Does anyone else have a better
solution? I know I can always craft the namespace by hand, but it
just seems wrong. :)
On Jul 25, 2008, at 11:32 AM, Wes Wes wrote:
When I run this
That's funny, I was just playing around with this yesterday. I'm
running Radiant Edge with a recentish-SNS install. I'm using multiple
imports in my stylesheets, but they have to be at the top of the
file. I am not using SASS.
Josh
On Jul 23, 2008, at 1:47 PM, Alan wrote:
Marshal
I'm on a fairly recent freeze of Radiant Edge and I'm using the
Database Form extension. I'm getting an error on the redirect_to
value, it tells me that I'm passing 1 argument for 2. I know this was
working with 0.6.7.
Here's the relevant code from database_form_page.rb:
if
Before there is more discussion on this, would it be possible for us
to get a list of problems that have arisen due to support for IE6? I
don't really have a frame of reference for how much work it is to
maintain support. I personally think the best course of action would
be to extract
Is anyone using the syntax_highlighting extension?
http://github.com/marcoow/syntax_highlighting/tree/master
It seems to be doing the parsing, but when it renders in a page, it's
strictly as code html, so all the span tags that input as part of
it are rendered as well.
For example,
I don't know what the standard radiant practice is for gem plugins,
but for will_paginate I think you have to install it as a plugin in
vendor/plugins. I don't know if the version of Rails vendor'd in
Radiant uses the new 'gem' syntax.
I would love to hear differently. :)
On Jul 15,
like using Dan Webb's Syntax Highlighter
(JavaScript). Just put your source code inside code tags with the
class of the language you want, like so:
code class=rubyputs Hello, World!/code
You can download it at http://danwebb.net.
Sean
Josh Schairbaum wrote:
Is anyone using
I think the guilty portion is in comments_extension.rb, activate method:
if admin.respond_to? :page
admin.page.edit.add :parts_bottom, edit_comments_enabled, :before
= edit_timestamp
admin.page.index.add :sitemap_head, index_head_view_comments
admin.page.index.add :node,
in 0.6.7 that occurs when run in development mode. If
you run it in production mode it will go away, or if you freeze to
the edge that should also take care of it.
On Jul 14, 2008, at 7:00 AM, Josh Schairbaum wrote:
I've just installed the Comments Extension into a new Radiant
application
If you're going to go the styles.css route, make sure to create a
layout specifically for stylesheets and give it a mime type of text/
css, otherwise it will render it as HTML.
In that layout, simply put r:content/.
Regards,
Josh
On Jul 2, 2008, at 4:29 PM, dave4c03 wrote:
The following
model,
perhaps using a plugin like acts_as_authenticated, and wire up the
appropriate routes.
Sean
Josh Schairbaum wrote:
I've searched around on the Mailing List archive and I haven't seen
this question asked, so here goes:
I want to password protect an entire Radiant instance
I had trouble running the rake radiant:extensions:fckeditor:update task.
It copied a bunch of files until this error:
No such file or directory - .../radiant/vendor/extensions/fckeditor/
public/javascripts/fckcustom.js
From the looks of it, the only thing in this fckeditor/public/
?class_name=Page.
Josh
On Jun 6, 2008, at 2:43 PM, Daniel Collis-puro wrote:
Josh Schairbaum wrote:
Thanks, I got it all setup. You mentioned in the README that you
want
to provide an interface to change the default toolbar, if I wanted to
do it manually for now where would I do it?
I think I just
with Radiant as of 0.6.7.
Try doing a deleting the haml plugin from multisite:
rm -rf vendor/extensions/multi_site/vendor/plugins/haml/
Cheers,
Casper Fabricius
http://casperfabricius.com
On 04/06/2008, at 2:27, Josh Schairbaum wrote:
I've got a completely new Radiant application using 0.6.7
I've got a completely new Radiant application using 0.6.7... it's
completely fresh. I bootstrapped, running the migrations and started
it. It worked. Then I installed the MultiSite extensions from: http://svn.radiantcms.org/radiant/tags/rel_0-6-7/extensions/multi_site/
I ran the
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