things depending on what permissions it has.
Will Radiant easily support these features, or is some hard
development work required?
Thanks, regards,
Asfand Yar Qazi
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2009/11/21 Sean Cribbs :
> One thing I've been meaning to mention, since it came up with my blog
> and with one of Marty Haught's sites with respect to Disqus:
>
> Make sure you manually set the page URL or other identifier, since their
> software seems to be sensitive to the existence or lack of t
ts are looking for is
http://anandtech.com/
2009/11/21 Bentley, Dain :
> For comments have you looked at disqus? You can eve use facebook signon.
>
Thanks I will consider that.
2009/11/21 Anton Aylward :
> Asfand Yar Qazi said the following on 11/21/2009 12:05 PM:
>> I'd like to
2009/11/22 Anton Aylward :
> Asfand Yar Qazi said the following on 11/22/2009 10:10 AM:
>> 2009/11/21 Anton Aylward :
> I'm a strong believer in simplification, and one of the axioms is "Each
> Thing Does One Thing and Only One Thing". Overloading a single engine
&g
2009/11/23 Anton Aylward :
> And I don't know where you get off slagging the excellent work by the
> various contributors to Radiant by implying its not as capable of being
> a forum engine as a blogging engine. And yes, there are plugins to
> handle video too.
Sorry about that, I didn't mean to
2009/11/23 Anton Aylward :
>
> Its not about "maturity". Its about what people have chosen to develop.
> One reason for Radiant was that it simply headed in a different
> driection from Joomla ... or Silverlight.
>
> But RoR and Radius makes Radiant very easy to alter.
>
I agree. In particular I
Hi,
Should any new projects be developed in Radiant 0.8.1 , considering
all extensions are written for it? Or can I assume they will be
updated fairly quickly to 0.9, and start developing for the 0.9
release?
If I were to develop any projects in 0.8, how difficult would it be to
port them to 0.9
he browser window scrolls right to the top of the page.
Has anyone experienced any issues with either of these?
Thanks
Asfand Yar Qazi
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2009/11/30 Mamed Mamedov :
> It is only my opinion, thank you for reading it till the end ;)
no problem - I'm already starting to develop in 0.8.1, it's just that
the 0.9 UI is soo much prettier, and I'm a sucker for aesthetics ;)
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Hi,
I know I can use a plugin to let a controller independant of Radiant
to use Radiant's layout.
But what if I have 2 applications - one with custom functionality, one
as the Radiant CMS - serving the same 'site' on different paths, how I
can I share as much of the layout as possible without hav
> On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 12:45 PM, Asfand Yar Qazi wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I know I can use a plugin to let a controller independant of Radiant
>> to use Radiant's layout.
>>
>> But what if I have 2 applications - one with custom functionality, one
>&g
Hi,
I want to move my Rails app to a radiant extension, as it makes it so
much simpler to share layouts and things with my existing controllers.
However, there is a problem: the Rails app already has an Authlogic
based User model. It would conflict with Radiant's one.
Can anyone tell me a solut
2010/1/10 Arthur Gunn :
> Renaming your app's user model would seem like a very clean and easy
> way of doing things.
>
> I don't see any way of doing things without renaming your app's user
> model. The only alternative would be to drop it and patch radiant's
> user model with your changes. That's
I will probably have to do something similar to that. On the other
hand, I might just namespace all my classes that conflict. But looks
like renaming is the way to go. Now just to break the news to the
client...
2010/1/11 Arthur Gunn :
> Project-wide find and replace?
> User —> Person
>
Hi,
More questions to converting a Rails app to a Radiant extension.
Currently, in Rails 2.3.5, it is almost possible to mount a Rails app
as a plugin and have all the routes, helpers, etc. just work.
If I am going to convert my Rails app to a Radiant extension, I need
to have the following issu
2010/1/11 banane :
> Put the routes.rb stuff in [yourapplication]_extension.rb
> You can extend ActiveRecord, just like in Rails. Rails is embedded in
> Radiant, so it works pretty much the same.
> Put the testing stuff in /rspec, test as usual.
And what about selenium on rails tests? That is ano
2010/1/12 john muhl :
>
> if your rails app has vendor/plugins/xyz then your extension would
> have vendor/plugins/xyz. for example:
>
> /rails_app/vendor/plugins/xyz
> /radiant_app/vendor/extensions/your_extension/vendor/plugins/xyz
Oh, that's beautiful. Thanks.
2010/1/12 Sean Cribbs :
> It mig
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