This is where I got it. http://backdoor.rubyforge.org/ It works
fine on 8.1
Steven
On Nov 24, 2009, at 8:49 AM, subsor...@gmail.com wrote:
> Is back door still available and working on 0.8? I had a look for it
> the other day but couldn't find it on github or the ext.radiant.org
> sit
Is back door still available and working on 0.8? I had a look for it the other
day but couldn't find it on github or the ext.radiant.org site.
Do you have a link?
On 24 Nov 2009, at 05:57, Steven Southard wrote:
> Not sure why if_first doesn't work here but using back_door I was able
> to c
It's not implemented.
It may be a bit confusing, but the scope for
aggregate:archive:children is created entirely separately than the
scope for children (they are 2 separate methods). Parts of this
extension will be pulled into the core at some point, so we should be
able to avoid expectations of
Not sure why if_first doesn't work here but using back_door I was able
to create a simple inline work around.
Thanks,
Steven
On Nov 23, 2009, at 1:33 PM, Steven Southard wrote:
> Do you know any reason this doesn't work:
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> The date works fine without the if_first yet
Do you know any reason this doesn't work:
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The date works fine without the if_first yet it is repeated many
times. If I add the if_first I just get no date at all.
On Nov 23, 2009, at 12:18 PM, Jim Gay wrote:
> With your code:
> The current page scope for the tag is the current p
My initial understanding of how these pages would be organized turned
out to be slightly false. It seems to be working fine now. Thanks
for your help.
Steven
On Nov 23, 2009, at 12:18 PM, Jim Gay wrote:
> With your code:
> The current page scope for the tag is the current page.
> You'd
With your code:
The current page scope for the tag is the current page.
You'd need:
Or: Here are the children ...more
code...
This would change the scope to each of the children and iterate
through them. I'm sure you've just been staring at it too long ;-)
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 12:27 PM, Stev
Okay a little closer. I'm using this on a aggregated archive day:
So on http://localhost:3000/blog-archives/2009/11/12 I was expecting
the articles written on a given day but I only get the archive page
with the date I made the archive page. Also Recursion error: already
rende
Pull the latest. I just fixed that.
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 1:31 AM, Steven Southard
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> Yes, I was trying it with a normal page and also I re-installed the
> extension and I got a few more options which make it more possible. I
> think I understand it a bit better, yet I still don't have i
Yes, I was trying it with a normal page and also I re-installed the
extension and I got a few more options which make it more possible. I
think I understand it a bit better, yet I still don't have it working.
now on a request like: http://localhost:3000/blog-archives/2009/11/16/
I get: unde
Are you using it on an archive page? aggregate:archive is undefined on
just regular pages.
On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 4:44 PM, Steven Southard
wrote:
> Does this work for anyone else?
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