Hopefully someone can help me with this:
I am developing a visitor extension with signup, login, logout using
restful_authentication plugin and the shared_layout extension to use
radiant layout with my own controllers. This works all fine.
Now I need a radiant tag rendering 'login, signup'
That's helpful, but not entirely accurate. I encountered this problem
in development mode when an extension that uses alias_method_chain gets
reloaded but its previous amc was not removed from the class. Thus you
get it aliasing the method over and over. In most cases I was able to
run in
That looks like you don't have write access to the directory that
Rack::Cache is trying to write the file to. The default in Radiant
0.8.1 is tmp/cache inside your instance. Make sure that it exists, and
is writable by the user running JRuby.
Sean
小泉 剛 wrote:
Hello!
Ruby JRuby1.3.1
Hello!
I'm trying to process two forms placed in the same page with Mailer
extension. Should I create 2 mailer extended pages? I'm differentiating the
forms using different id's, is it the right way?
Thanks very much!
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Paula
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This works fine as all the news gets indexed, however I'm struggling
to search the news article. When I do a search terms that has
NewsArticles in it I get the following error message
Hi John,
The Sphinx Search extension was initially built to work with arbitrary
models but the actual
Radianteers,
I've been going NUTS trying to debug a new Radiant instance. I was
getting the message about Application Error where the error was
thrown in the Dispatcher or other Ruby code. Nothing was showing up
in the app's production.log file nor my apache/phusion log file.
I messed with
it seems 8105853c35071712ab130e668d14e813a95f5ebe broke at least the
saving of file titles/descriptions and causes PAGE_ATTACHMENTS_SIZES
hash to be ignored. reverting that commit makes everything working
again. anyone else seeing similar behavior on the 0.8.1 branch?
Maybe some is interested in the solution of my problem:
I am using a cattr_accessor (class) instead of a attr_accessor
(instance) - that´s it ;-)
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