Re: [Radiant] Configuring the admin panel

2010-01-25 Thread qutic development
'https' is always configured in apache (or nginx, etc). To make radiant work with ssl you can use this extension: http://github.com/jfqd/radiant-ssl_requirement-extension On 24.01.2010, at 22:11, Paul Fox wrote: > I need the admin console to be accessible from anywhere via https on > port 443

[Radiant] Virtual children pf pages

2010-01-25 Thread Christian Aust
Hi all, A client needs kind of a directory website, like an employee directory, with pages for each employee. I'd like to propose a solution using Radiant. However, due to the amount of employees and the repetetive structure of those pages, it would be uncomfortable and hard to handle to create

Re: [Radiant] Configuring the admin panel

2010-01-25 Thread Paul Fox
That extension looks like what I need, but I still have some questions. Can I merely point apache to the "public" folder as webroot for the 443 vhost and configure ssl for the vhost? Is there any configuration I need to do in radiant to change the port for the admin console, since the docs suggest

[Radiant] Problem with Settings extension

2010-01-25 Thread James Maskell
Hi all, I've got a problem with the setting extension. It seems to have installed fine. I can click on the settings tab, but whenever I go to edit a setting I get an error 500. This is the error from the log: Processing Admin::SettingsController#edit (for 81.99.59.16 at 2010-01-25 16:55:43) [GET]

Re: [Radiant] Problem with Settings extension

2010-01-25 Thread Haselwanter Edmund
On 25.01.2010, at 18:00, James Maskell wrote: > > ActionView::TemplateError (undefined method `description' for > #) on line #21 of > vendor/extensions/settings/app/views/admin/settings/edit.html.haml: > 18: Did you run the migration for the settings extension? You miss a column in the config t

Re: [Radiant] Problem with Settings extension

2010-01-25 Thread banane
Hasselwanter is right, in your Radiant root run rake radiant:extensions:settings:migrate RAILS_ENV=[your environment dev, test, prod, etc.] On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 9:07 AM, Haselwanter Edmund wrote: > > On 25.01.2010, at 18:00, James Maskell wrote: > >> >> ActionView::TemplateError (undefined met

Re: [Radiant] Problem with Settings extension

2010-01-25 Thread James Maskell
Thanks - solved the problem. I had assumed ray would have made the necessary migrations when I installed the extension. 2010/1/25 banane > Hasselwanter is right, in your Radiant root run > rake radiant:extensions:settings:migrate RAILS_ENV=[your environment > dev, test, prod, etc.] > > On Mon, J

[Radiant] trouble packaging extension as gem

2010-01-25 Thread john muhl
i hope someone can point out what stupid thing i've done in my first attempt to package an extension as a gem. http://gist.github.com/286072 the extension works fine as a regular extension. i'm trying this on the edge (current as of about an hour ago).

Re: [Radiant] Problem with Settings extension

2010-01-25 Thread john muhl
On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 11:17 AM, James Maskell wrote: > Thanks - solved the problem. I had assumed ray would have made the necessary > migrations when I installed the extension. ray should have; and does as far as i can tell. rake ray:i name=settings ... rake -q RAILS_ENV=development radiant:ex

Re: [Radiant] trouble packaging extension as gem

2010-01-25 Thread Jim Gay
On Jan 25, 2010, at 1:08 PM, john muhl wrote: > i hope someone can point out what stupid thing i've done in my first > attempt to package an extension as a gem. > > http://gist.github.com/286072 > > the extension works fine as a regular extension. > i'm trying this on the edge (current as of abo

Re: [Radiant] trouble packaging extension as gem

2010-01-25 Thread Sean Cribbs
Actually, I imagine :lib => false would do the trick -- gem requirements are loaded before extensions. As long as your extension file explicitly loads that text filter, you should be fine. Sean On 1/25/10 1:51 PM, Jim Gay wrote: > On Jan 25, 2010, at 1:08 PM, john muhl wrote: > > >> i hope

Re: [Radiant] trouble packaging extension as gem

2010-01-25 Thread john muhl
both suggestions seem to fix the boot problem but now i don't see the new filter in the drop down. although i do see the extension listed on the extensions page. On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 1:05 PM, Sean Cribbs wrote: > Actually, I imagine :lib => false would do the trick -- gem requirements > are lo

Re: [Radiant] trouble packaging extension as gem

2010-01-25 Thread john muhl
by "explicitly loads that text filter" you just mean having: def activate KramdownFilter end right? i'm at loss now for why it's not appearing in the drop down when loaded as a gem. no errors or anything unusual just a missing filter. On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 1:05 PM, Sean Cribbs wrote: > Act

Re: [Radiant] Configuring the admin panel

2010-01-25 Thread qutic development
On 25.01.2010, at 15:58, Paul Fox wrote: > I don't have write access to the apache config, > and the admin doesn't know anything about rails, The admin do not need to know anything about rails. It is all standard apache ssl config stuff. > so I really need to be able > to hand him a working co

Re: [Radiant] [Radiant OFF FORUM] Configuring the admin panel

2010-01-25 Thread Paul Fox
Thanks for your help. I will look into updating the wiki when I understand it a bit better myself, but right now I'm pressed for time, and getting the site up and running is my first priority. I originally hoped to learn ruby and rails better before this point, but it was not possible. Fortunately

Re: [Radiant] Wordpress migration

2010-01-25 Thread banane
I'm running the wordpress migrator, and one thing I noticed is that the model files shouldn't be run in order. User.rb first, then Post.rb, etc. I'll document it in the README until I have time to fork/batch/pull req. Anna ___ Radiant mailing list Post: