[Radiant] if home page
How to use radiant tags to say "if home page"?
Re: [Radiant] if home page
On 28 Jan 2011, at 17:29, trans wrote: > How to use radiant tags to say "if home page"? You mean, to test whether a page is the home page? ... By the way, in edge this has changed to: ... along with many other url/path clarifications. The old if_url notation will still work too. best, will
[Radiant] Re: Install Settings after Paperclipped
To follow up on my own post. Installing the Settings extensions afterwards seems to work okay once the server restarted. I reran the `rake radiant:extension:migration` too (which it appears caused me to get a bunch of language modules too, but oh well). I set the "max assest size" to 25 --assuming that means 25MB, but no luck my larger files still cause an "Application error". Any ideas?
[Radiant] help with blog navigation
I am new to Radiant, but I'm enjoying using it so far. So first of all, thanks to all the developers and contributors for making this a great system. I am having some strange problems setting up a blog in Radiant 0.9.1. I am following the example code in the demo, but my instance is not behaving the same way. For instance, I have created a page as an Archive Month Index, and when I use , Radiant generates the list in ascending order. Not the end of the world, but on the demo, it is working correctly. I also found that isn't working at all. Even though I am sure the page exists with the right name, doesn't seem to find it. Something must be wrong with my instance. Any ideas on what I should try? Thanks for your help. Robert
Re: [Radiant] if home page
Worked like a charm. Thanks! Related question: Can if_url be used to key off an anchor?, eg `http://some.com/page#foo`. I want to display additional content if "#foo" is present.
[Radiant] Re: help with blog navigation
Not sure on the sorting issue, but for finding /blog you likely need to set 'blog' to Published. Cheers, Rudd
