Supose I've got 6 children pages, if I write:
...
it behaves like a pure
...
showing all 6 pages.
But if I write:
...
it works correctly, showing only the last three.
Is it correct?
I recently ran into this confusing problem too.
Here are the relevant specs:
http://git
Jim Gay wrote:
Page.find(:all, :offset => 3) returns all pages.
This is essentially what the children:each does (scoped to a
particular page)
If this is incorrect behavior, it's with ActiveRecord::Base
Right, which is a database issue more than one with Radiant. Offset is
generally used in c
On 22 Sep 2008, at 21:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2008-09-18 at 15:37 -0400, Tim Gossett wrote:
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 2:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>wrote:
Is it a bad thing? I was going to include a contact form on every
page
of a website I am building, but that
Hi
I have a problem with script/extension not working on my installation of
Radiant
For example, trying to install the Gallery extension via this method yields
the following:
C:\www\rails_apps\radiant>ruby script/extension install gallery
The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is i
Josh,
It doesn't like the temporary directory for some reason. Try setting
the TEMP shell environment variable to something else, like C:\temp. In
order to avoid messing up your Radiant project, script/extension does
all of its checkout/unpack stuff in the temporary directory, and then
copi
Hi. I'm newbie of radiant but have very interesting of
radiant cms framework. Now I'm trying to install AAF Search
extention,but failed in migration:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/radiant/openedu[64]% rake production
radiant:extensions:aaf_search:migrate
(in /s/usr-home/admin/radiant/openedu)
rake aborted!
A possible solution would be the children:each to count the number of
children pages and automatically set it as the value for the limit
param.
I think it would be a very fast and easy solution.
Be Radiant!
Gabriel
2008/9/27 Andrew Neil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>>> Supose I've got 6 children p
No luck - it throws the same thing, just with a different directory.
2008/9/28 Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Josh,
>
> It doesn't like the temporary directory for some reason. Try setting the
> TEMP shell environment variable to something else, like C:\temp. In order
> to avoid messing up y
