Hi all, I’ve just implemented 2 new features in the Gallery extension.
The first one is that now it’s possible to create nested galleries.
So a Gallery could be a container for other galleries.
The second feature is the image editing page. It’s only a super beta
version ( ), but you can crop an image working with the original
file.
I used the cropper library that someone mentioned in the last days
here. Thanx for the advice
In the next days I will release a semi-stable version… and then a
will add some other functionalities in the image editing page.
Let me know what you think about it!
…that runs the migration and updates the js/css files…
I get an error when i run rake for this (on my site5 server):
-bash-3.00$ rake radiant:extensions:gallery:install
/usr/bin/rake:17:Warning: require_gem is obsolete. Use gem instead.
(in /home/danorine/radiant)
rake aborted!
Access denied for user ‘root’@‘localhost’ (using password: NO)
(See full trace by running task with --trace)
-bash-3.00$
Il giorno 18/giu/07, alle ore 17:02, Dan Simpson ha scritto:
-bash-3.00$ rake radiant:extensions:gallery:install
/usr/bin/rake:17:Warning: require_gem is obsolete. Use gem instead.
(in /home/danorine/radiant)
rake aborted!
Try this:
rake production radiant:extensions:gallery:install
Make sure you have a development database setup, and have defined
it’s parameters in the database.yml file (radiant/public/config).
Excuse me. I forgot to mention that this was right on the money. I had
only set up parameters for the production database. That worked fine
until i tried to install this extension.
rake production radiant:extensions:gallery:install
…and let me know!
It seems to have worked! But then i got a different error… Here’s
the terminal output:
-bash-3.00$ rake production radiant:extensions:gallery:install
/usr/bin/rake:17:Warning: require_gem is obsolete. Use gem instead.
(in /home/danorine/radiant)
== CreateGalleryExtensionSchema: migrating
cp -r
/home/danorine/radiant/config/…/vendor/extensions/gallery/lib/tasks/…/…/public
/home/danorine/radiant/config/…
-bash-3.00$ rake production radiant:extensions:gallery:example
/usr/bin/rake:17:Warning: require_gem is obsolete. Use gem instead.
(in /home/danorine/radiant)
Gallery page created. In order for lightbox to work you have to include
this Radiant tag in your layout HEAD section:
<r:gallery:lightbox_stuff />
Check it out at http://yoursite/gallery-example
-bash-3.00$
The site appears fine until i try to go to the admin pages, at which
point i get this error message in my browser:
Application error (Apache)
Change this error message for exceptions thrown outside of an action
(like in Dispatcher setups or broken Ruby code) in public/500.html.
A couple of weeks ago I posted a patch to add Gibberish support to
Radiant. It was actually quite easy. I have a post over on the dev
list at Google groups, but that one is very slow.
Has anyone (especially from the core team) had a look? I still feel
strongly that we should get going on this, it will only get harder.
And Gibberish is great, and makes everything very easy to maintain.
Take a look Patch Number 504, I think. Unfortunately the site is
down, so I can’t check…
I haven’t done the Textile and Markdown plugins, which mainly means
the reference. What are thoughts on this? Do people think it is
required? Nice, of course, but required?
I was merely referring to the documentation that is included in
Radiant for both Textile and Markdown. I am trying to translate the
Radiant interface, or more correctly, make it translatable. I was
just wondering how far I should go…
Sorry about that Keith. I meant to respond but I haven’t had a chance to
look at it yet. I am very excited about it and am thrilled that you have
taken on the challenge.
I haven’t done the Textile and Markdown plugins, which mainly means
the reference. What are thoughts on this? Do people think it is
required? Nice, of course, but required?
We need a standard way for extensions to be internationalized. They will
need their own translation files, of course.
), but you can crop an image working with the original
try in a few minutes…or hours