That seems like a common enough use-case that the expected behavior
would be to have no filter. I'd gladly take a patch to fix that.
Sean
Remko Steenstra wrote:
Hello everyone,
I have a question about the share_layouts extension. I am using it on
a site that has the defaults.page.filter set
Nate,
I think most of the issues in upgrading to 0.6.7 with the rails_support
extension were normal ones you face going to Rails 2. Here is what
version control and my memory tells me I changed.
-- I backed up the database, dropped all the tables, and ran the
migrations for radiant and all extens
Whoops, I lied. You do *not* need to uncomment:
require_dependency 'application'
for your extension to play with share_layouts (unless you're doing
something with your controllers in the activate method too).
I was looking at the wrong extension's code when I mistyped -- sorry.
-Chris
On Sat, 2008-06-14 at 14:40 -0700, Will Emerson wrote:
> Through trial and error, I got the rails_support extension working in
> 0.6.7 and Rails 2.0.2.
Do you have any pointers for getting the rails_support extension
working? I am about to tackle this and was wondering if you could share
anything
Will Emerson wrote:
Through trial and error, I got the rails_support extension working in
0.6.7 and Rails 2.0.2. But now I'm trying out the share_layouts
extension and I'm having some problems getting it to work. In this
project, my app is already made into an extension and I'm trying to
integrat
