02:48
<grobi2009>
hi there
02:49
<grobi2009>
does somebody know of an extension which uses observers for custom models?
02:49
<grobi2009>
can't get it to work
03:32
<walld>
Hello, I am trying to install radiant but rubyforge is blocked by China's firewall
03:34
<walld>
Can somebody provide a alternative method?
03:34
<walld>
How do I install from github?
05:43
<grobi2009>
rehi. Can an extension activate custom observers for models?
07:20
<GitHub181>
radiant: i18n Keith * 76b2497 (3 files in 3 dirs): working on translation tasks
07:20
<GitHub181>
radiant: i18n Keith * b0ff225 (125 files in 54 dirs): Merge branch 'i18n' of github.com:radiant/radiant into i18n
07:20
<GitHub181>
radiant: i18n Keith * 4d3a74c (3 files in 3 dirs): renamed language packs
07:20
<GitHub181>
radiant: i18n Keith * 8b77cf6 (0 files in 0 dirs): renamed language packs
07:31
<GitHub175>
radiant: i18n Keith * 0f01675 (1 files in 1 dirs): fixed problem with password fields for new users -
http://bit.ly/9CQIHL
08:56
<john__m_>
anyway to just delete it?
08:57
<seancribbs>
john__m_: yeah
08:57
<seancribbs>
gimme a minute
08:58
<john__m_>
cool. i just removed the newest spam content so it's at least empty now
08:58
<seancribbs>
the radiant pros page keeps overflowing too… we should do something about that
08:58
<john__m_>
gah github should really be the ones doing something
08:59
<seancribbs>
i agree
08:59
<john__m_>
their wikis weren't really thought out very well or ever finished it seems
09:00
<john__m_>
if you could revert to old versions at least you would have a chance
09:02
<john__m_>
i hate to suggest moving the documentation again but maybe i'll start a gh-pages branch just for kicks
09:03
<seancribbs>
john__m_: a mixture of docs is best
09:03
<seancribbs>
so knock yourself out
09:09
<john__m_>
any preference whether i start the branch in my fork or the main repo?
09:11
<john__m_>
duh. it doesn't matter
15:33
<drd>
multi-site vs. vhost?
15:43
<john__m_>
is vhost even maintained? last i looked it only worked on 0.6.9
15:55
<* drd>
is not sure :)
16:00
<rosspants>
i'm experiencing slow updates to the front end after saving changes to pages in the admin. would anything at the application level be causing this?
16:03
<seancribbs>
your browser
16:04
<seancribbs>
Radiant uses Cache-Control to tell your browser to hold onto the page for the specified time
16:05
<seancribbs>
if you force-refresh the browser, it usually works
16:05
<rosspants>
i'll try that moving forward
16:06
<rosspants>
thanks sean
16:06
<rosspants>
btw, is there a way to adjust or turn off cache-control?
16:07
<seancribbs>
you can turn it off by removing the Radiant::Cache middleware
16:07
<seancribbs>
you can adjust the timeout by setting SiteController.cache_timeout to some value in seconds
16:08
<seancribbs>
12.hours is a good value for sites that don't update often
16:08
<seancribbs>
5.minutes is the default
16:08
<john__m_>
rosspants: are you by any chance running the site on heroku? they have additional caching that causes the page to stay fresh for 5 minutes no matter what you do (short of pushing a new version)
16:08
<rosspants>
oh yeah, totally on heroku
16:12
<rosspants>
thanks for help all
17:59
<jereme>
is there an official redcloth channel?
17:59
<jereme>
I'm having a hell of a time compiling redcloth upon deploy
18:18
<john__m_>
but why not just install the redcloth gem on your production server?
18:20
<jereme>
I try to be in the habit of having our various applications contain their dependencies
18:20
<jereme>
that way when we bring up a new environment it's as simple as a single deploy
18:21
<jereme>
this particular app isn't radiant, but I just know that you guys are smarter than the average bear and that you have some additional redcloth knowledge
18:21
<jereme>
everybody in the rails channel seems somewhat distracted
18:21
<jereme>
somethign about three point something
18:22
<jereme>
here I am stuck on a dang 1.2.6 app