Starting out to use Radiant 1.0.0.RC2 on a new site. Used Radiant for many
years and love it.
I created a new empty site. All was good click the 'New Homepage' button on
the content tap to create my homepage. I get the following error.
ArgumentError in Admin/pagesController#new
interning em
sorry about the subject I guess I had something else I was working on in my
clipboard and didn't notice till now. Ignore that the rest of the post is
accurate.
I just did a clean install on another box, clean install without any gems
etc, and it worked fine creating the default stylized site. Even using one
of the default sites had errors on my dev box. So now I'm thinking there is
some conflict with gems I have installed so I'm going to switch over
Does radiant-reorder-extension work with radiant 1.0.0.rc? 1.0.0.rc has lots
of nice new stuff included by default. Reordering the pages to make it easy
to automatically create properly sorted menus is about the only thing
missing that IMHO is a must have. So I'm looking for something that work
The problem with the r:navigation is you need to pass the pages you want
added manually OR loop though them all via other tags like the children tags
but then you need some way to order them. IE the idea here is to setup the
menu to be automatically created from the listing of pages without hav
Thanks for the reply but I do find a couple of points interesting.
First you rail against using the tree structure of the pages to generate
menus and then point out that copy/reording is needed.
To the first point the entire tree structure doesn't feed into the menu.
It's easy to check for a p
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
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
Very nice. I took a quick look through the code and missed that.
Thanks
Bob
Thanks guys adding the require statements fixed it for now.
Bob
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
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
I'm getting the following error when trying to add a new page.
Processing Admin::PagesController#new (for 24.97.101.182 at 2011-06-29
16:59:21) [GET]
Parameters: {"page_class"=>"Page", "page_id"=>"1", "action"=>"new",
"controller"=>"admin/pages"}
ArgumentError (interning empty string):
/hom
found a solution.
I needed to set the default Page Status in the settings.
Just a note I get the following error with the gem paperclip 2.3.12
installed if I remove it and install 2.3.11 it goes away.
rake production db:bootstrap
(in /home/uticaitc/railapps/demo)
FFmpeg version 0.6.1, Copyright (c) 2000-2010 the FFmpeg developers
built on Dec 4 2010 15:35:31 with gcc
Since Radiant now includes compass for it's own use how can it be used to
setup the site?
I tried including a compass plugin in a .scss file and including that
stylesheet into the layout but that didn't work, no include happened.
Perhaps I'm missing something obvious.
I guess my little test didn't go far enough to see it work
How do you import one sass style sheet into antoher IE.
is is possible to do something like this?
// In this file you should write your main styles or centralize your imports
// Automatically imports compass/CSS3 and compass/Utilities
/
You bring up another point I'm confused on. It's a been a while since I've
done a site and used sass so this scss is new to me. I just checked the sass
website and see scss in the new syntax and ya I agree it looks to be a step
backward to me at least at first glance. So now the question is does
I'm only seeing none and Sass.
If I look at the filter help for sass it hints at working with bosh sass and
scss and it appears that if I name the file without an extension it's
being interpreted as sass. At the bottom of the help file it talks about
partials by naming them to begin with an _
Goto the google groups site and open the group up and you'll have a My
Memberships link up top. You can change your mail setting for the group
there.
Bob
I've seen this on site5 and I'm sure its the same on other hosts if you use
an .htaccess in the root of your publid_html dir to point down to a sub dir
where you have radiant installed.
here is the pertinent section of the site5 deploy instructions, it might
help
Deploy main domain to subdirec
I've been using site5 with radiant and it's worked quite nicely. I
should probably make an effort to bring the wiki doc up to date on how to
setup radiant on site5. It's not that difficult.
Bob
I know everyone like to use the latest and greatest versions of software and
all but IMHO I don't think its a good idea to limit an evaluation of CMS to
specific build versions of ruby or rails. Instead it would be far better to
make sure they are being actively developed and have a good solid
Also as an aside you don't need to install rails into the gems you are
running radiant from. Radiant includes it's own version of rails and won't
use the installed one.
Bob
I'd just export the DB from the old server and import it into the new
server. Then copy the radiant install dir over to the new server. You
might need to make a few tweaks to some of the settings but it really
shouldn't be any more difficult that setting up radiant the first time on
the old s
I've run across that before with other setups and it has nothing to do with
radiant. So good news it's not a radiant problem, bad news is that doesn't
solve your problem.
As for RVM I strongly suggest using it on a development machine.. The last
time I set it up I took some notes on the proce
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