Hi everybody!
Here how I have resolved my problem with changing page's layout on-the-fly:)
I have created my own extension folder with my namespace-tags for unusual
tasks.
desc %{
Works like design switcher.
}
tag 'gsession:design' do |tag|
design_type =
On Jul 27, 2009, at 2:24 PM, Mamed Mamedov wrote:
Hi everybody!
Here how I have resolved my problem with changing page's layout on-
the-fly:)
I have created my own extension folder with my namespace-tags for
unusual
tasks.
desc %{
Works like design switcher.
}
tag 'gsession:design'
No, I didn't disabled cache, but I'm using 'translator' extension which
changes behaviour of radiant's caching subsystem.
Here is my some changes to *translate_response_cache.rb*:
ResponseCache.class_eval {
# in here, we're just adding a two-letter language suffix to cached
pages to make
On Jul 27, 2009, at 2:42 PM, Mamed Mamedov wrote:
No, I didn't disabled cache, but I'm using 'translator' extension
which
changes behaviour of radiant's caching subsystem.
Here is my some changes to *translate_response_cache.rb*:
This won't work in 0.8.0. Rails 2.3 uses Rack::Cache and
Yes, it is true. Therefore I'am using radiant v0.7.1 and rails2.1.2 for this
site :)
I have no time to do it better now ;(
Regards,
Mamed Mamedov
Sent from Baku, Azerbaijan
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 11:51 PM, Jim Gay j...@saturnflyer.com wrote:
On Jul 27, 2009, at 2:42 PM,
Hi everybody!
I have a little question: how can I change page's layout from within my
extension?
Problem is, that I have 2 different page layouts for my site: [ full-version
and light-version ].
I want to write a mini-extension to switch between designs of my site throw
hitting: /design/set/full
On Jul 16, 2009, at 13:01 , Mamed Mamedov wrote:
Hi everybody!
I have a little question: how can I change page's layout from within
my
extension?
Something like this:
def activate
Page.class_eval do
def process_with_session_layout(request, response)
self.layout =
If all of your pages have the same layout at any time, make sure all
descendant pages have their layout set to inherit and then your
extension could change the layout on the root page.
However, it would not be trivial to do this on a per-user basis. Have
you considered something like a
