[Radiant] Installing Extensions From The Extension Registry

2009-01-11 Thread Mark Muskardin
Hi All,
I want to install an extension from the Extension Registry?  I've downloaded
the extension from Git - now what?
Thanks!

//Mark
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Re: [Radiant] Installing Extensions: HostingRails.com

2008-09-01 Thread john
You might try specifying the production database in your rake  
commands, like


rake production radiant:extensions:paperclipped:migrate
rake production radiant:extensions:paperclipped:update

by default the rake commands run on the development database. Or in  
your database.yml file set your development database to point to your  
production db, like


development:
  production

production:
  adapter: sqlite3
  database: db/production.sqlite3.db



On 2008/09/01, at 18:46, Bartee Lamar wrote:


I am very new, but I am having fun and learning everyday.

mysaw.com is up !!! I actually go this running on hostingrails.com
without any help.  I KNOW I have a lot of work to do, but it's start  
and

it's real.  BTW, this is my hobby site. My hobby is woodworking !!! If
you are interested here is the shop
http://picasaweb.google.com/bartee/ShopJuly2008

So I started looking at extensions and found a post about  
paperclipped.


The instructions for paperclipped are:

To install it, just run rake radiant:extensions:migrate, then run rake
radiant:extensions:paperclipped:update to install the javascripts,
images and css.

What I got from hostingRails.com is this:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] [~/radiant]$ rake radiant:extensions:migrate
(in /home/enterpr/radiant)
rake aborted!
Don't know how to build task 'radiant:extensions:migrate'

(See full trace by running task with --trace)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [~/radiant]$ rake radiant:extensions:paperclipped:update
(in /home/enterpr/radiant)
rake aborted!
Don't know how to build task 'radiant:extensions:paperclipped:update'

Any help will be appreciated.

paperclipped sounds very exciting...

...bartee...
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Re: [Radiant] Installing extensions

2008-08-12 Thread Mohit Sindhwani

Ben Morrow wrote:

I recently set up a new site using the 0.6.9 gem.

I wanted to install the Reorder extension so I:

1. copied the source to vendor/extensions/reorder
2. ran rake production db:migrate:extensions
3. ran rake production radiant:extensions:reorder:update

Everything appears to have gone swimmingly, but the reorder extension
isn't showing up in the admin ui. Upon checking the Extensions page in
the admin panel, it looks like it is not installed.

Does this have something to do with the script/extension install(or
uninstall) commands added in the 0.6.8 release? (...and how do I use
those commands anyway? If I run that do I have to run the two rake
tasks?)

Cheers!
Ben
  


Hi Ben

Sorry for the late reply.  Your post made me finally take the plunge and 
set up reorder on my side.  I followed the extension's readme file and 
it worked for me quite fine.  There are a few things that come to mind:


1. Which version did you use?  I used the one that I downloaded from the 
Git page.

2. Your step #3 seems to be wrong.
3. Any extensions that might conflict?

Rather than type everything into this thread, I used my installation 
experience to add to the 'Summer Reboot' documentation.  The steps I 
followed and the results I got (with screenshots) are now online at: 
http://wiki.radiantcms.org/Reorder


Please see if that helps you.

Also, I noticed 1 thing (unrelated to your problem) that seems to be 
there with the extension (I've noted this on the Summer Reboot also) and 
am just asking for confirmation:   It seems that at this stage, if you 
change the order of the children, the cache of the parent page is not 
expired. This means that your change may not be propagated to the 
website immediately. If you must force it, open the parent page and do a 
save on it again (without any changes is also fine) so that the cache 
for that page expires.


That's all for now!  Hope this helps you, Ben.

Cheers,
Mohit.
8/13/2008 | 12:11 AM.



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[Radiant] Installing extensions

2008-08-10 Thread Ben Morrow
I recently set up a new site using the 0.6.9 gem.

I wanted to install the Reorder extension so I:

1. copied the source to vendor/extensions/reorder
2. ran rake production db:migrate:extensions
3. ran rake production radiant:extensions:reorder:update

Everything appears to have gone swimmingly, but the reorder extension
isn't showing up in the admin ui. Upon checking the Extensions page in
the admin panel, it looks like it is not installed.

Does this have something to do with the script/extension install(or
uninstall) commands added in the 0.6.8 release? (...and how do I use
those commands anyway? If I run that do I have to run the two rake
tasks?)

Cheers!
Ben
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[Radiant] Installing extensions

2008-07-11 Thread Jan frederik Poulsen
I'm on a mac.

Radiant is located in two places on my machine:

1. As my app - my specific site: ~/Sites/

and

2. As the generator Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/radiant-0.6.7

Wher are extensions supposed to be installed? In my specifik site of the
original place?
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Re: [Radiant] Installing extensions

2008-07-11 Thread Saša Babić

Jan frederik Poulsen wrote:

I'm on a mac.

Radiant is located in two places on my machine:

1. As my app - my specific site: ~/Sites/

and

2. As the generator Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/radiant-0.6.7

Wher are extensions supposed to be installed? In my specifik site of the
original place?


Gems are system wide, although they can be installed locally by a 
non-privileged user. You should never touch system wide gems, unless 
you really, really know what you're doing. And even then, better 
choices can be made.


Your app should hold all of its extensions in the local 
./vendor/extensions directory.


In case of uncertainty, wiki.radiantcms.org may be helpful.

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Re: [Radiant] Installing extensions

2008-07-11 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 2008-07-11 at 17:49 +0200, Jan frederik Poulsen wrote:
 I'm on a mac.
 
 Radiant is located in two places on my machine:
 
 1. As my app - my specific site: ~/Sites/
 
 and
 
 2. As the generator Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/radiant-0.6.7
 
 Wher are extensions supposed to be installed? In my specifik site of the
 original place?


First of all, It really isn't necessary to set up your Radiant sites in
the ~/Sites/ directory. That is only for your files(html, etc.)/apps
(php, etc.) that are being served directly by your local install of
Apache. Radiant apps, like all Rails apps, can be anywhere on your hd.
You run them independently from your local Apache instance started from
teh Sharing tab in System Prefs. And Radiant apps don't need to be
named Radiant, they can be anything Goober, Bad_client, etc.

Your radiant-0.6.7 gem is the brains behind your Radiant apps. Once you
have created a Radiant project, the gem handles the heavy lifting. Once
you have generated a Radiant project you will have a directory named
vendor where you will find your plugins and extensions
directories. As you might have guessed, the vendor/extensions directory
is where you install extensions. So if you have a project called
radiant in your ~/Sites directory, your extensions would go in
~/Sites/radiant/vendor/extensions.

If you look at the list of third party extensions on the radiantcms.org
website, the page_attachments extension has a link to the installation
procedure for that extension. I find it helpful sometimes to read
through it for correct syntax for installing and updating extensions.

There was a lot of talk recently on reworking the wiki, and I think the
topic of installing extensions should be one of the first things added
to it.

I hope that helps.



~Nate

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Re: [Radiant] Installing extensions

2008-07-11 Thread Mohit Sindhwani

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

There was a lot of talk recently on reworking the wiki, and I think the
topic of installing extensions should be one of the first things added
to it.

I hope that helps.

  


Nate, there is an entry on the 'Summer Reboot' wiki site called  
'Installing your first extension (PageAttachments?)'


I think that is where this part should be done.

That said, I like this post of yours - just wondering where it should go 
into the wiki!


Cheers,
Mohit.
7/12/2008 | 1:06 AM.

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