I'm learning RoR and I need to solve a particular problem. I have a
database which I currently use to create a complete web site, it has
pages like \Europe\Spain\hotels-in-Spain.html and \Europe\Spain
\Index.html, and \Europe\Index.html, you get the general idea. Reading
about routes.rb I see that with some tricking about I could preserve
this search engine friendly way of doing things, but for the most part
these pages are static and change maybe once a week or even less.
Rather than have Rails generate a new page from scratch on each
request, I want to use Rails to create the entire web site and write
it into the right directories as static pages, with just a few dynamic
pages, or maybe some AJAX sections on the static pages.
Ta for that, sadly the demo doesn't work anymore, when I click the
login button I go straight to "server cannot be found". I'll download
the thing as see if I can get it to work that way.
Ta for that, sadly the demo doesn't work anymore, when I click the
login button I go straight to "server cannot be found". I'll download
the thing as see if I can get it to work that way.
Cheers
John Small
Radiant is very good and quite reliable. You should be able to get it running quite easily. There are download and install instructions at the website (http://radiantcms.org/ ) but they're migrating servers, so you may have some problems (that may be why the demo doesn't work).