I am a new radiant user and really love the app, simple elegent etc.
I have deployed radiant to my shared textdrive hosting account running
lighttpd and everything works great in firefox but when I try and pull
the site up in IE6 I get an unknown file type prompt and it asks me to
download. The really strange thing is that the admin piece works fine in
IE but the site doesn’t.
Did any of you have this issue, it seems like the content-type is not
being correctly in the header or something?
On the Layouts page in the admin interface, open the layout you are
currently using. Click the “more” link and type “text/html” into the
Content-type box, then Save.
If you’re not using a layout at all, create one and name it HTML or
something. Then do the same as above but also type <r:content /> into
the
large textarea, and Save. Go to your root page, and select HTML as the
layout (bottom left of the textarea) and Save the page.
ARG! the more link, never forget the to check the more link on any of
your radiant pages. Three days wasted and I think I have made myself an
enemy of the textdrive support staff.
Anyway if you run into this problem it is because you were to dumb to
set the content-type for the layout, it is in the more link.
Dear John,
Is there someone taking on an active role for designing the new plugin
system? I know we both were exchanging ideas but maybe we need someone
explicitly working on the implementation (i.e. volunteer other than us
both). I think a forth person in the game could allow us to review and
more
actively improve the new design and code. Please advise.
ARG! the more link, never forget the to check the more link on any of
your radiant pages. Three days wasted and I think I have made myself an
enemy of the textdrive support staff.
Three days?!! It looks like you found the answer within 20 min of asking
for help. Perhaps your error was in not asking for help soon enough?
Is there someone taking on an active role for designing the new plugin
system? I know we both were exchanging ideas but maybe we need someone
explicitly working on the implementation (i.e. volunteer other than us
both). I think a forth person in the game could allow us to review and more
actively improve the new design and code. Please advise.
It’s pretty high on my list of priorities this fall. I had actually
intended to work on it the past two weeks, but the Ruby-Lang Redesign
got in the way. (That, by the way, has been a tremendous blessing.
I’ve actually written or refactored several plugins now and I have a
better idea of what we need.)
Oliver B. has sent me a patch, which I have been meaning to polish
up. I’ve got another project I’m on for the next one to two weeks, but
after that I should have time to focus on it pretty much full time for a
couple of weeks.
Oliver B. has sent me a patch, which I have been meaning to polish
up. I’ve got another project I’m on for the next one to two weeks, but
after that I should have time to focus on it pretty much full time for a
couple of weeks.
That sounds very promising. I’d be happy to assist as much as possible
as time allows.
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(That, by the way, has been a tremendous blessing.