[Radiant] Views.

Hi. I was wondering where is the view directory and were does the markup of the website stays when building it with radiant. Thank you Radu ___ Radiant mailing list Post: Radiant@radiantcms.org Search: http://radiantcms.org/mailing-list/search/ Site

Re: [Radiant] Views.

I think, in database... Regards, Mamed Mamedov Sent from Azerbaijan Ted Turner - "Sports is like a war without the killing." On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 5:21 PM, Radu Curteanu < radu.curte...@gestaltungsbureau.com> wrote:

Re: [Radiant] Different routes when in test mode vs. development mode?

First, you shouldn't be running it in test mode, which is only for running the RSpec and Cucumber test suites. Second, that happens because Radiant includes an extension that only loads in test mode and includes the default route :controller/:action/:id. Sean James Britt wrote: Maybe I did s

Re: [Radiant] mailer and post_to_page? option

It allows the form to POST to the same page and have the page do the processing rather than a controller. That's all. Sean Nate Turnage wrote: On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 2:57 PM, Travis D. Warlick, Jr. < warli...@operissystems.com> wrote: I'm having trouble understanding when to use the mai

Re: [Radiant] Views.

The Rails 'app/views' directory is inside the Radiant gem, but is not used for building the front-end of the website. The pages you create in the admin interface are stored in the database and then are parsed and interpreted when you request them on the front-end. Sean Radu Curteanu wrote:

Re: [Radiant] Views.

Ok but then what is the way to work when working with a designer ? How can a developer and a designer work in this case ? Where should the designer put his work ? Is there a way to work around on this? I see that in the github repo there is an app folder with everything in it(app folder I mean). T

Re: [Radiant] Different routes when in test mode vs. development mode?

Sean Cribbs wrote: First, you shouldn't be running it in test mode, which is only for running the RSpec and Cucumber test suites. I wanted to run Selenium browser tests to interact with an extension that changes the Radiant admin options.I would expect the site to behave the same as it do

[Radiant] Strange and rendering in views

Hi Folks, hope you can help me with a strange issue I have with radiant 0.8.1 I am using the share_layouts extension to render a standard crud mvc (not admin) for an extension I am writing. But the following code is rendered with extra p and br html tags! [codesample] <% form_for :visitor,

Re: [Radiant] Views.

Radu Curteanu said the following on 10/14/2009 09:13 AM: > Ok but then what is the way to work when working with a designer ? How can > a developer and a designer work in this case ? Where should the designer > put his work ? Is there a way to work around on this? I see that in the > github repo th

Re: [Radiant] Views.

If you want the front end stuff to be file based, look at the filesystem extension. I use it all the time so I can source control all my front end work. John On Oct 14, 2009, at 14:40, Anton Aylward wrote: Radu Curteanu said the following on 10/14/2009 09:13 AM: Ok but then what is the

Re: [Radiant] Views.

I,ve installed radiant and went to the admin mode and I understood how things work. So here is the problem. We are a two men team. In different countries. One is a developer the other one a designer. The designer does not want, and I uderstand him, to put his markup in the admin part of radiant. Is

Re: [Radiant] Views.

Designers I've worked with seem to build UI in Radiant pretty easily, once they see the Layout -> Snippet -> Page workflow. If you're talking about being to manipulate the layouts, etc. without using the Radiant interface, you can use ItsAllText extension for Firefox: http://bit.ly/sFev to edit wi

Re: [Radiant] Different routes when in test mode vs. development mode?

Sean Cribbs wrote: First, you shouldn't be running it in test mode, which is only for running the RSpec and Cucumber test suites. Second, that happens because Radiant includes an extension that only loads in test mode and includes the default route :controller/:action/:id. Some further pokin

Re: [Radiant] Strange and rendering in views

qutic development wrote: [codesample] <% form_for :visitor, :url => visitors_path do |f| -%> <%= f.label( :login) %> <%= f.text_field(:login) %> [/codesample] Every new line in this form is rendered with an extra and lines with only a line-feet (for better code reading) are rend

Re: [Radiant] Strange and rendering in views

Sorry I forgot to write that I do not use Textile or any other filter for that page. On 14.10.2009, at 16:54, Mohit Sindhwani wrote: Any chance you're rendering this in a page that's rendered using Textile? ___ Radiant mailing list Post: Radian

[Radiant] Radiant on Bluehost

I'm having trouble getting Radiant to work on Bluehost so I'm looking for anyone that is using Bluehost and radiant that might have a couple of min to help me get Radiant up and running. I was able to go through Bluehosts Rails setup Knowledgebase article (http://helpdesk.bluehost.com/index.php/kb

Re: [Radiant] Strange and rendering in views

qutic development wrote: [codesample] <% form_for :visitor, :url => visitors_path do |f| -%> <%= f.label( :login) %> <%= f.text_field(:login) %> [/codesample] Do you want to try to see if terminating it with "-%>" works better? <% some_code -%> Cheers, Mohit. 10/14/2009 | 11:29

Re: [Radiant] Strange and rendering in views

Good idea, but does nor change the behaviour. Also strange is that the value of a text_area is rendered with extra . On 14.10.2009, at 17:29, Mohit Sindhwani wrote: Do you want to try to see if terminating it with "-%>" works better? <% some_code -%> Cheers, Mohit. __

Re: [Radiant] Strange and rendering in views

qutic development wrote: Good idea, but does nor change the behaviour. Also strange is that the value of a text_area is rendered with extra . Not sure if it affects, but you have: <% form_for :visitor, :url => visitors_path do |f| -%> <%= f.label( :login) %> <%= f.text_field(:login) %>

Re: [Radiant] Strange and rendering in views

Thanks for the code review ;-) Wrote the missing end tag into the code, but still the same issue... The page might be rendered with textile, cause the following code is wrapped inside of an p tag. <%= submit_tag ("Registrieren" ) -%> Is there a way to tell radiant not to render with textil

Re: [Radiant] Views.

You might also try this extension: http://github.com/terralien/radiant-file-system-resources-extension -- John Long http://wiseheartdesign.com http://recursivecreative.com ___ Radiant mailing list Post: Radiant@radiantcms.org Search: http://radiantcms

Re: [Radiant] Strange and rendering in views (solved)

Thanks a lot Mohit! You saved my day! That is it! Now all is rendered like it should be ;-) On 14.10.2009, at 18:20, Mohit Sindhwani wrote: You could wrap the offending bit in ___ Radiant mailing list Post: Radiant@radiantcms.org Search: http://

Re: [Radiant] Strange and rendering in views (solved)

qutic development wrote: Thanks a lot Mohit! You saved my day! That is it! Now all is rendered like it should be ;-) Great :) Cheers, Mohit. 10/15/2009 | 12:35 AM. ___ Radiant mailing list Post: Radiant@radiantcms.org Search: http://radiantcms.o

Re: [Radiant] mailer and post_to_page? option

So, is it safe to say that having mailer.post_to_page? turned on really ought to be the only behavior? I honestly can't see why someone would choose to have the ugly URLs that you get when it's turned off. Would there be an uprising if this option was removed? -- Travis D Warlick, Jr

Re: [Radiant] mailer and post_to_page? option

Travis D. Warlick, Jr. wrote: So, is it safe to say that having mailer.post_to_page? turned on really ought to be the only behavior? I honestly can't see why someone would choose to have the ugly URLs that you get when it's turned off. Would there be an uprising if this option was removed? I