[Radiant] Reordering children via url parameter

2009-03-05 Thread michael starke

Hello there,

i was wondering, is there a plugin or method to let users reorder the  
children on a page vie the frontend aka while browsing the published  
site.
I'm not talkling about reorder or drag_order extensions for the admin  
interface.


For example a list (of children most of the time i guess), that can be  
ordered by date, title, whatever?


something like this:

r:children:each order=asc by_url=true by=default_value
!-- content --
/r:children:each


Greetings
michael


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Re: [Radiant] Reordering children via url parameter

2009-03-05 Thread Sean Cribbs

Michael,

That seems like two different issues -

1) What you want is to order by 'slug', not by 'url' (which is not a 
real attribute, but calculated)
2) You want someone to be able to reverse/drag/whatever the order of an 
existing container of items, which sounds like a Javascript client-side 
thing.


Sean

michael starke wrote:

Hello there,

i was wondering, is there a plugin or method to let users reorder the 
children on a page vie the frontend aka while browsing the published 
site.
I'm not talkling about reorder or drag_order extensions for the admin 
interface.


For example a list (of children most of the time i guess), that can be 
ordered by date, title, whatever?


something like this:

r:children:each order=asc by_url=true by=default_value
!-- content --
/r:children:each


Greetings
michael


___m i c h a e l   s t a r k e
   co-founder of
   HicknHack Software GbR
   www.hicknhack.com
   Graphics

___c o n t a c t
   +49 (170) 3686136
   +49 (351) 4045428
   cont...@hicknhack.com

___H i c k n H a c k   S o f t w a r e   G b R
   maik lathan - andreas reischuck - michael starke
   hübnerstraße 8
   01069 dresden - germany

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Re: [Radiant] Reordering children via url parameter

2009-03-05 Thread michael starke

Hi Sean,

1) What you want is to order by 'slug', not by 'url' (which is not a  
real attribute, but calculated)


that's the thing i'm searchig for  - and sorry for the mistake with  
the url, which is obviously calculated.


2) You want someone to be able to reverse/drag/whatever the order of  
an existing container of items, which sounds like a Javascript  
client-side thing.


sound's also quite logical to me, but i'm not sure if it's so good to  
let javascript do the job if radiant could change the ordering  
(deliverd by the slug or something else).


An the client side ... i would not do it on the client side, rather  
asc via a js asynchrounis request to do a reordering ... and geht teh  
results back reorderd and then display this partial.


forgive me my possiblie lack of insight.

michael

___m i c h a e l   s t a r k e
   co-founder of
   HicknHack Software GbR
   www.hicknhack.com
   Graphics

___c o n t a c t
   +49 (170) 3686136
   +49 (351) 4045428
   cont...@hicknhack.com

___H i c k n H a c k   S o f t w a r e   G b R
   maik lathan - andreas reischuck - michael starke
   hübnerstraße 8
   01069 dresden - germany

On 05.03.2009, at 18:14, Sean Cribbs wrote:


Michael,

That seems like two different issues -

1) What you want is to order by 'slug', not by 'url' (which is not a  
real attribute, but calculated)
2) You want someone to be able to reverse/drag/whatever the order of  
an existing container of items, which sounds like a Javascript  
client-side thing.


Sean

michael starke wrote:

Hello there,

i was wondering, is there a plugin or method to let users reorder  
the children on a page vie the frontend aka while browsing the  
published site.
I'm not talkling about reorder or drag_order extensions for the  
admin interface.


For example a list (of children most of the time i guess), that can  
be ordered by date, title, whatever?


something like this:

r:children:each order=asc by_url=true by=default_value
   !-- content --
/r:children:each


Greetings
michael


___m i c h a e l   s t a r k e
  co-founder of
  HicknHack Software GbR
  www.hicknhack.com
  Graphics

___c o n t a c t
  +49 (170) 3686136
  +49 (351) 4045428
  cont...@hicknhack.com

___H i c k n H a c k   S o f t w a r e   G b R
  maik lathan - andreas reischuck - michael starke
  hübnerstraße 8
  01069 dresden - germany

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Re: [Radiant] Reordering children via url parameter

2009-03-05 Thread michael starke

My wirtten english is pretty bad these days :(

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   www.hicknhack.com
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   hübnerstraße 8
   01069 dresden - germany

On 05.03.2009, at 18:48, michael starke wrote:


Hi Sean,

1) What you want is to order by 'slug', not by 'url' (which is not  
a real attribute, but calculated)


that's the thing i'm searchig for  - and sorry for the mistake with  
the url, which is obviously calculated.


2) You want someone to be able to reverse/drag/whatever the order  
of an existing container of items, which sounds like a Javascript  
client-side thing.


sound's also quite logical to me, but i'm not sure if it's so good  
to let javascript do the job if radiant could change the ordering  
(deliverd by the slug or something else).


An the client side ... i would not do it on the client side, rather  
asc via a js asynchrounis request to do a reordering ... and geht  
teh results back reorderd and then display this partial.


forgive me my possiblie lack of insight.

michael

___m i c h a e l   s t a r k e
  co-founder of
  HicknHack Software GbR
  www.hicknhack.com
  Graphics

___c o n t a c t
  +49 (170) 3686136
  +49 (351) 4045428
  cont...@hicknhack.com

___H i c k n H a c k   S o f t w a r e   G b R
  maik lathan - andreas reischuck - michael starke
  hübnerstraße 8
  01069 dresden - germany

On 05.03.2009, at 18:14, Sean Cribbs wrote:


Michael,

That seems like two different issues -

1) What you want is to order by 'slug', not by 'url' (which is not  
a real attribute, but calculated)
2) You want someone to be able to reverse/drag/whatever the order  
of an existing container of items, which sounds like a Javascript  
client-side thing.


Sean

michael starke wrote:

Hello there,

i was wondering, is there a plugin or method to let users reorder  
the children on a page vie the frontend aka while browsing the  
published site.
I'm not talkling about reorder or drag_order extensions for the  
admin interface.


For example a list (of children most of the time i guess), that  
can be ordered by date, title, whatever?


something like this:

r:children:each order=asc by_url=true by=default_value
  !-- content --
/r:children:each


Greetings
michael


___m i c h a e l   s t a r k e
 co-founder of
 HicknHack Software GbR
 www.hicknhack.com
 Graphics

___c o n t a c t
 +49 (170) 3686136
 +49 (351) 4045428
 cont...@hicknhack.com

___H i c k n H a c k   S o f t w a r e   G b R
 maik lathan - andreas reischuck - michael starke
 hübnerstraße 8
 01069 dresden - germany

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Re: [Radiant] Reordering children via url parameter

2009-03-05 Thread Mohit Sindhwani

michael starke wrote:

Hi Sean,

1) What you want is to order by 'slug', not by 'url' (which is not a 
real attribute, but calculated)


that's the thing i'm searchig for  - and sorry for the mistake with 
the url, which is obviously calculated.


2) You want someone to be able to reverse/drag/whatever the order of 
an existing container of items, which sounds like a Javascript 
client-side thing.


sound's also quite logical to me, but i'm not sure if it's so good to 
let javascript do the job if radiant could change the ordering 
(deliverd by the slug or something else).


An the client side ... i would not do it on the client side, rather 
asc via a js asynchrounis request to do a reordering ... and geht teh 
results back reorderd and then display this partial.


I guess you need to decide how you would do it on a non-Radiant site and 
then essentially create the pages on Radiant that present the data in 
the manner you need in response to an AJAX request.  I guess it would be 
some sort of a page that uses some sort of an XML layout with the data 
ordered in the manner you want.  I guess that you may need a number of 
such partial pages?


Cheers,
Mohit.
3/6/2009 | 2:18 AM.


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