Hi,
I am seeing the exact same issue with the latest version of both
attachment_fu and gallery, did you guys get anywhere on this one?.
Bradley
Andrea Franz-2 wrote:
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> On 15/dic/08, at 00:24, Ken Mayer wrote:
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>> Andrea,
>>
>> Maybe it's me, but I'm looking at
>> http://github.com/techno
Howdy all.
I am in a bit of a quandary about how to do this so would appreciated
any advice.
Lets say I have a simple Radiant based site. Pages with sub-pages etc
etc. All very simple.
However the user wants the navigation menu to be scrollable using little
buttons Like the following
NAV
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 4:20 AM, Jeffrey Jones wrote:
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> Lets say I have a simple Radiant based site. Pages with sub-pages etc etc.
> All very simple.
>
> However the user wants the navigation menu to be scrollable using little
> buttons Like the following
>
> NAV1 - NAV2- NAV3- NAV4 <>
>
> Clic
Hoi Tim,
Not my site and not my choice unfortunately. I already pointed these
flaws out.
The other problem is that the navigation menus makes use of honking
great images which means that the navigation menu wouldn't fit in the
page if it were displayed in full.
Again I am aware of the draw
There really isn't any reason to use AJAX get this effect, unless
you're talking about tens of thousands of pages.
Simply start by loading your navigation in an unordered list. Include
all the natural elements and none of the pagination controls.
Then write javascript that will take your un
To avoid further confusion, I've asked AVLUX to deny access to the old
SVN repository that resided at http://svn.radiantcms.org. If you
request any URL from that server, you will get a 410 Gone response.
Sorry for the inconvenience! Please use Github from now on.
Sean
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I'm going to try to recreate the issue in a brand new installation,
but my workaround was to modify gallery_item.rb like this:
before_thumbnail_saved do |thumbnail|
thumbnail.gallery_id = thumbnail.parent.gallery_id
end
It doesn't seem too terribly ugly, but it does force an extra SQL
Sorry for the delay in responding. I just ran across this in my junk
folder.
On Dec 16, 2008, at 12:53 PM, Ben Morrow wrote:
Did anything come out of the Mini-sprint last weekend? Were you guys
able to meet?
We were able to meet and lots of good things came out of it.
On the design side we
I guess I've delayed long enough, so here's my report!
In the morning before I arrived, Adam Williams, Nathaniel Talbott, and
Rick DeNatale worked on getting the dataset plugin up to speed to be
used with Radiant, and completed the integration shortly after I got
there. (Once all the kinks we
