Does the SaturnFlyer blog extension need to be installed or migrated? There
isn't any info in the readme so I am assuming not. And when I try and
migrate it, I get this error "uninitialized constant AuthorExtension".
Looking in the rake file leads me to believe that it doesn't, but I just
want to b
Nate Turnage wrote:
Does the SaturnFlyer blog extension need to be installed or migrated? There
isn't any info in the readme so I am assuming not. And when I try and
migrate it, I get this error "uninitialized constant AuthorExtension".
Looking in the rake file leads me to believe that it doesn't
I'm looking for a little help.
I'm relatively new to rails and RadiantCMS and I'm looking for
documentation or an example of an extension using AJAX to update a
div...
Any guidance is appreciated!
Thanks,
Andrew G.
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Sorry for the lack of docs.
I'll add 'em, but the blog extension is slated to become a part of the
core sometime after 0.7 with some tweaks perhaps.
Running the migration will add a bio and bio_filter to the user's
table which allows user's to manage their own bio.
I have NOT yet checked any
Also, I forgot to address your bug report.
Originally it was just going to be support for authors (hence your
error "uninitialized constant AuthorExtension")
I've pushed an update to fix that, but it was a typo in blog/lib/tasks/
blog_extension_tasks.rake
Pull the latest, and do let me know
Essentially it's the same as any other Ajax updating method. What kind
of pattern are you thinking of?
Sean
Andrew Gehring wrote:
I'm looking for a little help.
I'm relatively new to rails and RadiantCMS and I'm looking for
documentation or an example of an extension using AJAX to update a
d
