There is a fragment_cacher extension that works quite well.
Wes
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On Jun 21, 2011, at 6:25 PM, "gibbererfly...@yahoo.com"
wrote:
> Hello, I am currently trying to add in some functionality to a Radiant
> based site and am having no luck. Essentially, on the public side, if
>
> Maybe there is a way to have such custom tags containing content from
> the existing app when I try to set up solution 2) ?
Anything's possible in Rails:
http://www.paultastic.com/showpage/Grabbing-Data-From-Foreign-Database-Using-Rails
http://railsforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=24338 (just the fi
To get around the caching issue we use javascript to insert Members
only content on Radiant pages, it's not always ideal to be inserting
content with javascript but it works and if we want a fallback for non
js users we might have a link to a member area (that the js insert
replaces) which will red
Hello, I am currently trying to add in some functionality to a Radiant
based site and am having no luck. Essentially, on the public side, if
a member logs in, they should have content displayed just for them
(so, for example, the main menu would display members only links).
I have the login workin
Hello Jim (and all),
thank you for the answers.
I also would like to go your 4th way. But I am afraid I have to choose
1) or 2) as I need to get this run within the next few days.
What details would you like to know? There is for example a list of
persons that needs to be displayed inside radiant
You use bundler with Rails 2.3.x (http://gembundler.com/rails23.html),
if you're just worried about bundler stuff.
In Rails 2.3.11, you don't need to modify boot.rb as per the
instructions above, just add the config/preinitializer.rb file and you
should be good to go.
It'll be ok.
Wes
O
I tried the Ace editor extension - in 1.0 rc2 and it installs fine and
appears to work with layouts but I couldn't get it to work with anything
else - Anyone tried this?
If I start a project today with the current stable (0.9.x) version,
what would my upgrade path look like when 1.0 is released for real? In
Rails 3, I would just update my bundle, but with 2.3.x, it's not
nearly that clean in my limited experience. Can anyone pat me on the
shoulder and say -
Sorry for that last post appearing twice. I'm not sure why it did
that...
On Jun 21, 11:37 am, Michael Stalker
wrote:
> Ah, it's possible that the gemified extension I was looking at hadn't
> added the extra rake task that does the copying. rake -T hadn't shown
> any rake tasks for that gem. I co
Ah, it's possible that the gemified extension I was looking at hadn't
added the extra rake task that does the copying. rake -T hadn't shown
any rake tasks for that gem. I could have missed them, I suppose.
Thanks, Benny!
-Michael
On Jun 21, 11:08 am, Benny Degezelle
wrote:
> Gemified extensions
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 11:02 AM, Bob Sleys wrote:
> not a problem. works great now.
> One thing I did notice is when reordering from the root page there is a page
> listed as css that isn't part of the normal tree view. I guess it's a
> hidden page that normally gets filtered out on the page tre
This is a recent development with the extensions moving into gems. I've
found that the common way to take care of this is to run the following
tasks:
$ rake radiant:extensions:update_all
$ rake db:migrate:extensions
That'll run them all.
- Joel
On Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 11:08 AM, Benny Degezelle
Ah, it's possible that the gemified extension I was looking at hadn't
added the extra rake task that does the copying. rake -T hadn't shown
any rake tasks for that gem. I could have missed them, I suppose.
Thanks, Benny!
-Michael
On Jun 21, 11:08 am, Benny Degezelle
wrote:
> Gemified extensions
Gemified extensions should have an extra rake task that copies their rake
tasks to the project's lib/tasks/.
So;
- add an extension gem to config/environment.rb
- run rake radiant:extensions:update_all
- run rake db:migrate:extensions or rake radiant:gemmified_extension:migrate
(the rake task will
not a problem. works great now.
One thing I did notice is when reordering from the root page there is a page
listed as css that isn't part of the normal tree view. I guess it's a
hidden page that normally gets filtered out on the page tree view. Not a
big deal IMHO. Both extensions work perf
gah! sorry.. the "migrate_from" will only run on Radiant edge I'm afraid.
If you could, just comment that line, see
https://github.com/jomz/radiant-reorder_children-extension/commit/578645d81718665267e6976986f46a2ae7ee7bfd
2011/6/21 Bob Sleys
> getting an error running the migration for the reo
getting an error running the migration for the reorder_children extension.
rake radiant:extensions:reorder_children:migrate --trace
(in /home/bsleys/projects/ooo-web)
** Invoke radiant:extensions:reorder_children:migrate (first_time)
** Invoke environment (first_time)
** Execute environment
Could
I've been copying my local JavaScript and CSS and pasting it in the
remote site when I set up a Radiant site. That's not exactly
automated, I know, but it doesn't take long for me.
When I deploy a Radiant site, I've already done my asset updates and
migrations locally, so all that work get deploye
Through a process of elimination, I've narrowed this down to two
issues.
The "undefined method..." error seems to be related purely with the
form validation functionality. If I leave any of the required fields
blank when submitting the form, the error appears when the page
reloads. For now I've ju
Thanks guys adding the require statements fixed it for now.
Bob
Very nice. I took a quick look through the code and missed that.
Thanks
Bob
I am working with deploying Radiant now and I am also curious in this area.
I noticed in the extension registry a capistrano extension aimed at
updating assets etc. that might be an answer. I would appreciate
suggestions re deployment. I am concerned about workflow since I want to
develop m
in fact, you can add a 'no-map' part to a page to exclude it.
When I find the time, I'll also make it look for a no-map page-field, that'd
be cleaner..
2011/6/21 Bob Sleys
> Thanks,
>
> I'll give those a try. The navagation_tags looks very nice, though I think
> I'll have to tweak it to add an
Hey Bob -
I ran into this as well. For some reason the gems pulled in via config.gem
aren't getting required for the RC2 release (which is super weird)
The quickest way to fix this, in my experience, was to just add the
following to a file in config/initializers/
require 'acts_as_list'
require
Hi Bob,
Thanks for the report. This is a curious and intermittent problem that has a
github issue in the clipped extension. I think it's fixed now that we're
offloading nearly everything into gems, but that work is in progress at the
moment so I can't quite tell yet.
I may well vendor acts_as_
I've installed radiant 1.0.0.rc2 into a clean RVM setup with an empty gemset
running ruby 1.8.7.
Installing radaint (gem install radiant --prerelease) yielded the following
installed gems
*** LOCAL GEMS ***
activemodel (3.0.9)
activerecord (3.0.9)
activesupport (3.0.9)
acts_as_list (0.1.3)
are
It seems like some people are gemifying their Radiant extensions, but
it's not clear to me what is the best way to run their migrations and
asset updates. Is there a standard way to handle that? I could install
the extension, run the migrations and updates, uninstall the
extension, and then use the
Thanks,
I'll give those a try. The navagation_tags looks very nice, though I think
I'll have to tweak it to add an option to ignore certain pages. Say if the
page has a page part of no-nav ignore it and it's children. But otherwise
it looks to be exactly what I end up building via 2 snippets
hi Bob,
I recently re-packaged the "old" reorder extension; the one where you have a
reorder button for every page with children;
https://github.com/jomz/radiant-reorder_children-extension
This works well with edge, and is also available as a gem.
About automatic menu generation; I dò agree with
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