Hi,
First post here - just getting to grips with Radiant.
I'm trying to install the Paperclipped extension on a test site and have
run into a couple of issues. I'm on Windows, using the RubyInstaller
(which recently went RC1):
ruby -v
ruby 1.8.6 (2009-08-04 patchlevel 383) [i386-mingw32]
On 11/11/2009 09:17, Charles Roper wrote:
Hi,
First post here - just getting to grips with Radiant.
I'm trying to install the Paperclipped extension on a test site and have
run into a couple of issues. I'm on Windows, using the RubyInstaller
(which recently went RC1):
ruby -v
ruby
The Installing on Heroku wiki page suggests using RDiscount instead of
BlueCloth, stating that RDiscount is considerably faster and less error
prone.
http://wiki.github.com/radiant/radiant/installing-on-heroku
This is surely out of date since BlueCloth 2 was released?
On 12/11/2009 07:47, Charles Roper wrote:
On 11/11/2009 09:17, Charles Roper wrote:
Hi,
First post here - just getting to grips with Radiant.
I'm trying to install the Paperclipped extension on a test site and have
run into a couple of issues. I'm on Windows, using the RubyInstaller
(which
. Radiant's MarkdownExtension will
currently look for rdiscount, and if that is missing, use bluecloth (the
packaged version). I'd appreciate a patch that searches for BlueCloth 2
first.
Sean
Charles Roper wrote:
The Installing on Heroku wiki page suggests using RDiscount instead of
BlueCloth
, perhaps? I'm at a loss.
Charles
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 2:01 PM, Charles Roper
reac...@charlesroper.co.uk wrote:
2009/11/13 John Longjohnwlong2...@gmail.com:
Applied. Please verify.
Thanks John, looks good apart from one typo that I managed to slip in
there. I've added a comment
On 13/11/2009 08:10, Charles Roper wrote:
Well, I've found BlueCloth 2 is also not working on Windows, despite the
fact it seemingly has a mingw binary. I think I must have been using an
old version when I thought it was fine.
Turns out you can install BlueCloth 2 on Windows. You need
2009/11/17 Charles Roper reac...@charlesroper.co.uk:
So, is this a bug in FileUtils, perhaps? I'm at a loss.
Luis Lavena advised me that this is indeed a problem with FileUtils on
Windows in certain circumstances:
http://groups.google.com/group/rubyinstaller/msg/6c7da3b7d19919d7
He advised
I've been developing a Radiant-powered site on Heroku and have been having
difficulty with caching. When I save a page, the change will (usually) fail
to show up. Obviously I am aware that both Radiant and Heroku do some (quite
aggressive?) caching, so I was wondering if anyone could offer some
Hey all,
I've got a problem with using r:if_url in a layout for a news (Archive)
page. I am trying to display a snippet based on the URL. Here's the bit of
my layout in question:
r:if_url matches=^/news/\d{4}/\d{2}/\d{2}/.
r:snippet name=posted /
/r:if_url
So, in other
2009/11/30 Sean Cribbs seancri...@gmail.com
That seems correct. I'm not sure about their other infrastructure, but
as of the current version, doing a hard-refresh in your browser will
cause the page to be purged from the cache as well.
Thanks Sean. When you say as of the current version,
2009/12/1 Sean Cribbs seancri...@gmail.com
I've run into this before with the archive index pages. The unexpected
thing is that it does match the url, because the plain url of the
archive index page is something like:
/news/2009/10/31/%b-%y-archives
Ah-ha. Thanks, that gave me enough info
Sean,
To round this discussion off, the Heroku docs say that the
Cache-Control header should be set to control the length of time a
page should stay in the cache:
http://docs.heroku.com/http-caching#caching-dynamic-content-by-age
Is it possible to control the max-age header in Radiant? If so,
On 04/12/2009 00:47, Myron Marston wrote:
The basic problem I ran into is that the Radiant cache isn't designed with
regularly changing content (such as page ratings and comments) in mind.
Myron,
Thanks for this post. I've been trying to grok exactly how Radiant
caches stuff and your message
A little bit of further information for Radiant users on Heroku. This is
from Morten at Heroku:
---
I am not familiar with the particulars of Radiant caching. However,
Varnish can't be run clustered so our HTTP caching layer consists of n
individual Varnishes. You may see results propagating
I'm about to start a new Radiant site and was wondering whether I should
go with 0.9RC1 or 0.8.1? In the opinion of the community, is RC1 stable
enough for production use?
Cheers,
Charles
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at 4:54 AM, Charles Roper
reac...@charlesroper.co.uk wrote:
I'm about to start a new Radiant site and was wondering whether I should
go with 0.9RC1 or 0.8.1? In the opinion of the community, is RC1 stable
enough for production use?
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Hi,
Is it possible to use Haml and Sass in 0.8.1 via extensions? I found the
Haml filter extension, but it looks like it only filters content, not
layouts and snippets.
Charles
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On 21/03/2010 02:17, Jim Gay wrote:
First, you can use Haml in views that your extension creates. All of
the radiant source code is Haml. For example
http://github.com/radiant/radiant/blob/master/app/views/layouts/application.html.haml
Ah, I think I see where confusion is arising. In my
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