What syntax would I use for the src of an iframe if I was trying to use
the page part normally called by ?
Thanks,
~Nate
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How do I set a preferred domain url to avoid the search engines
duplicate content penalty.
When I go to http://www.domain.com or http://domain.com they both work
and subsequent urls from there.
In the search engines that could become a duplicate content penalty.
Now I can alter the .htaccess by
That is the easiest way to do it. You could also create a VirtualHost
for that hostname and put this in it:
Redirect Permanent / http://jasperkooij.com/
Sean
Jasper Kooij wrote:
How do I set a preferred domain url to avoid the search engines
duplicate content penalty.
When I go to http://ww
http://no-www.org/faq.php
On Sep 25, 2008, at 1:56 PM, Sean Cribbs wrote:
That is the easiest way to do it. You could also create a
VirtualHost for that hostname and put this in it:
Redirect Permanent / http://jasperkooij.com/
Sean
Jasper Kooij wrote:
How do I set a preferred domain url
Hello,
I'm currently working on another radiant instance and I'm using github.
I freezed the edge of radiant in my project, in my github account I can see
a link in vendor/radiant but thats it..
When I do a deploy, the code inside vendor/radiant is not checked-out..
(euh... pulled)
I tried to ad
I'm currently working on another radiant instance and I'm using github.
I freezed the edge of radiant in my project, in my github account I can see
a link in vendor/radiant but thats it..
When I do a deploy, the code inside vendor/radiant is not checked-out..
(euh... pulled)
I tried to add set :
The freeze task does a clone into vendor/radiant as opposed to adding
it as a submodule. To put it in as a submodule first unfreeze (i.e.
delete vendor/radiant) then try
git submodule add git://github.com/radiant/radiant.git vendor/radiant
Then on a new deployment you'll need to run
git sub
Thanks!
Github does something funny with the cloned radiant. It only links it... or
something like that.. I don't really understand why it is like this...
Peter
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 9:21 PM, john <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The freeze task does a clone into vendor/radiant as opposed to add
Hi!
I'm really new to Radiant, so I might have missed something basic..
however I was unable to find the answer when looking around for a while.
I find it a bit strange that Radiant shows article ordered by title in
the admin back-end by default. Is there at least an easy way to change
Hello,
My first post. :)
I'm looking for this functionality and would like to know if RadiantCMS can
provide:
We need a portal system like that provided in the Java world by JBoss or
Liferay in that:
1. Our custom rails applications can be "hosted" or "integrated" into the
CMS framework.
2. Acc
That should be a simple extension to write. Radiant includes the
ancient but useful 'default_order' extension, so this should hopefully
do the trick (inside your extension's activate method):
Page.class_eval { order_by 'published_at DESC' }
If you simply want to order by creation date, use 'c
I hate to burst your bubble, but Radiant neither is nor intends to be
portal software. Radiant does content-focused sites well (think
brochure-ware) and partially-dynamic sites with a decent amount of work,
but is not designed to aggregate other applications. Luckily, Rails is
such a flexibl
Just to prevent any confusion, its the 'default_order' plugin, not
extension
And take a look at http://github.com/avonderluft/radiant-page_list_view-extension/tree/master
for another way to do it
I think ordering by title is great for a CMS. For a blog it makes less
sense, but Radiant was b
Bubble busted, but pain was minimal. :)
I'm new to rails but when proper ruby/rails skills are acquired, I shall
consider your suggestion.
Your quick reply is much appreciated however!
Best Regards,
Joe
Sean Cribbs-2 wrote:
>
> I hate to burst your bubble, but Radiant neither is nor intends
Hi and thanks for the quick answer!
On Sep 26, 2008, at 07:14 , Jim Gay wrote:
Just to prevent any confusion, its the 'default_order' plugin, not
extension
And take a look at http://github.com/avonderluft/radiant-page_list_view-extension/tree/master
for another way to do it
I think order
Hi!
Sean's right... however Goldberg CMS http://www.goldberg.240gl.org/
could be a good start, to get the basic functionality (such as
authentication/permissions control) in place. (It's very bare bones,
but is the place that I might have started if I'd wanted to make a
portal site in R
Simon Rönnqvist wrote:
Hi and thanks for the quick answer!
On Sep 26, 2008, at 07:14 , Jim Gay wrote:
Just to prevent any confusion, its the 'default_order' plugin, not
extension
And take a look at
http://github.com/avonderluft/radiant-page_list_view-extension/tree/master for
another way t
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