Re: [Radiant] Views.

[John Long]

You might also try this extension:

http://github.com/terralien/radiant-file-system-resources-extension

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Re: [Radiant] Views.

[nx]

Designers I've worked with seem to build UI in Radiant pretty easily,
once they see the Layout -> Snippet -> Page workflow.  If you're
talking about being to manipulate the layouts, etc. without using the
Radiant interface, you can use ItsAllText extension for Firefox:
http://bit.ly/sFev to edit with the text editor of your choosing or
the Radiant File System extension for saving pages/layouts/snippets to
the file system to be checked into version control, editing, then
importing later:
http://github.com/nelstrom/radiant-file-system-extension.

On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 8:40 AM, Anton Aylward  wrote:
> Radu Curteanu said the following on 10/14/2009 09:13 AM:
>> Ok but then what is the way to work when working with a designer ? How can
>> a developer and a designer work in this case ? Where should the designer
>> put his work ? Is there a way to work around on this? I see that in the
>> github repo there is an app folder with everything in it(app folder I
>> mean).
>>
>
> Have you tried setting up a radiant site on your workstation or have you
> just looked at the stuff at github?
>
> I think that if you were to set up a site and go into the admin mode and
> see a running site and try things out a lot of your questions would be
> answered.
>
> The later releases have a number of 'designs' that you can examine, but
> you need to have a runing site to do that.
>
> A number of people have already told you 'its in the database' and you
> can't see what's in the database until you are up and running.
>
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Re: [Radiant] Views.

[Radu Curteanu]

I,ve installed radiant and went to the admin mode and I understood how
things work. So here is the problem. We are a two men team. In different
countries. One is a developer the other one a designer. The designer does
not want, and I uderstand him, to put his markup in the admin part of
radiant. Is there another way to do this in radiant?

Thank you

Radu


> Radu Curteanu said the following on 10/14/2009 09:13 AM:
>> Ok but then what is the way to work when working with a designer ? How
>> can
>> a developer and a designer work in this case ? Where should the designer
>> put his work ? Is there a way to work around on this? I see that in the
>> github repo there is an app folder with everything in it(app folder I
>> mean).
>>
>
> Have you tried setting up a radiant site on your workstation or have you
> just looked at the stuff at github?
>
> I think that if you were to set up a site and go into the admin mode and
> see a running site and try things out a lot of your questions would be
> answered.
>
> The later releases have a number of 'designs' that you can examine, but
> you need to have a runing site to do that.
>
> A number of people have already told you 'its in the database' and you
> can't see what's in the database until you are up and running.
>
> --
> I wonder why. I wonder why.
> I wonder why I wonder.
> I wonder why I wonder why
> I wonder why I wonder!
> -- Richard Feynman
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Re: [Radiant] Views.

[John Polling]

If you want the front end stuff to be file based, look at the  
filesystem extension. I use it all the time so I can source control  
all my front end work.


John

On Oct 14, 2009, at 14:40, Anton Aylward   
wrote:



Radu Curteanu said the following on 10/14/2009 09:13 AM:
Ok but then what is the way to work when working with a designer ?  
How can
a developer and a designer work in this case ? Where should the  
designer
put his work ? Is there a way to work around on this? I see that in  
the

github repo there is an app folder with everything in it(app folder I
mean).



Have you tried setting up a radiant site on your workstation or have  
you

just looked at the stuff at github?

I think that if you were to set up a site and go into the admin mode  
and

see a running site and try things out a lot of your questions would be
answered.

The later releases have a number of 'designs' that you can examine,  
but

you need to have a runing site to do that.

A number of people have already told you 'its in the database' and you
can't see what's in the database until you are up and running.

--
I wonder why. I wonder why.
I wonder why I wonder.
I wonder why I wonder why
I wonder why I wonder!
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Re: [Radiant] Views.

[Anton Aylward]

Radu Curteanu said the following on 10/14/2009 09:13 AM:
> Ok but then what is the way to work when working with a designer ? How can
> a developer and a designer work in this case ? Where should the designer
> put his work ? Is there a way to work around on this? I see that in the
> github repo there is an app folder with everything in it(app folder I
> mean).
>

Have you tried setting up a radiant site on your workstation or have you
just looked at the stuff at github?

I think that if you were to set up a site and go into the admin mode and
see a running site and try things out a lot of your questions would be
answered.

The later releases have a number of 'designs' that you can examine, but
you need to have a runing site to do that.

A number of people have already told you 'its in the database' and you
can't see what's in the database until you are up and running.

-- 
I wonder why. I wonder why.
I wonder why I wonder.
I wonder why I wonder why
I wonder why I wonder!
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Re: [Radiant] Views.

[Radu Curteanu]

Ok but then what is the way to work when working with a designer ? How can
a developer and a designer work in this case ? Where should the designer
put his work ? Is there a way to work around on this? I see that in the
github repo there is an app folder with everything in it(app folder I
mean).

Thank you

Radu


> The Rails 'app/views' directory is inside the Radiant gem, but is not
> used for building the front-end of the website.  The pages you create in
> the admin interface are stored in the database and then are parsed and
> interpreted when you request them on the front-end.
>
> Sean
>
> Radu Curteanu wrote:
>> Hi.
>>
>> I was wondering where is the view directory and were does the markup of
>> the website stays when building it with radiant.
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> Radu
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Re: [Radiant] Views.

[Sean Cribbs]

The Rails 'app/views' directory is inside the Radiant gem, but is not 
used for building the front-end of the website.  The pages you create in 
the admin interface are stored in the database and then are parsed and 
interpreted when you request them on the front-end.


Sean

Radu Curteanu wrote:

Hi.

I was wondering where is the view directory and were does the markup of
the website stays when building it with radiant.

Thank you

Radu

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Re: [Radiant] Views.

[Mamed Mamedov]

I think, in database...

Regards,
Mamed Mamedov

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On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 5:21 PM, Radu Curteanu <
radu.curte...@gestaltungsbureau.com> wrote:

> Hi.
>
> I was wondering where is the view directory and were does the markup of
> the website stays when building it with radiant.
>
> Thank you
>
> Radu
>
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