Goldberg 0.1.4 released

This release adds support for ActiveRecord migrations, so in theory Goldberg should now run on any database that Rails supports.

Some Rake tasks have also been added, to make installing and upgrading easier. See "Installation" on the website.

Also included are numerous minor enhancements and bugfixes.

For those who don't know, Goldberg is a website development tool with login management, role-based security, site navigation via a menu that is dynamic based on each users' permissions, a choice of layouts, and a simple CMS. And it's Free software.

Visit the website for more information on getting, installing and using Goldberg. The RubyForge site has the downloads as well as support forums where you can ask if you have any difficulties.

Homepage: http://goldberg.240gl.org

Rubyforge project site: http://rubyforge.org/projects/goldberg

Regards, Dave

Downloaded and created my first Goldberg site. Looks like a great place to start developing from. I'm might use this to replace my instiki apps. Like the awnf theme. -Larry

I've sofar been unable to get goldberg to work with Dr Nic's Magic Models, nor with DrySQL. -Larry

I've sofar been unable to get goldberg to work with Dr Nic's Magic Models, nor with DrySQL. -Larry

> Downloaded and created my first Goldberg site. Looks like a great > place to start developing from. I'm might use this to replace my > instiki apps. Like the awnf theme. > -Larry > > > > > This release adds support for ActiveRecord migrations, so in theory > > Goldberg should now run on any database that Rails supports. > > > > Some Rake tasks have also been added, to make installing and upgrading > > easier. See "Installation" on the website. > > > > Also included are numerous minor enhancements and bugfixes. > > > > For those who don't know, Goldberg is a website development tool with > > login management, role-based security, site navigation via a menu that > > is dynamic based on each users' permissions, a choice of layouts, and a > > simple CMS. And it's Free software. > > > > Visit the website for more information on getting, installing and using > > Goldberg. The RubyForge site has the downloads as well as support > > forums where you can ask if you have any difficulties. > > > > Homepage: > > http://goldberg.240gl.org > > > > Rubyforge project site: > > http://rubyforge.org/projects/goldberg > > > > > > Regards, > > Dave > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > Best Regards, > -Larry > "Work, work, work...there is no satisfactory alternative." > --- E.Taft Benson >

-- Best Regards, -Larry "Work, work, work...there is no satisfactory alternative."             --- E.Taft Benson

Hi Larry,

I'd be happy to help if you could give me some more details.

* I'm not intimately familiar with Dr Nic's Magic Models. Could you give me a brief overview of what they are and how you're using them with Goldberg?

* What sorts of problems are you experiencing? Can you give me some details, including the steps by which I can reproduce them?

Please feel free to contact me directly by e-mail if that helps -- urbanus at 240gl dot org.

Regards, Dave

Thanks, I appreciate your willingness to help with this. I really like the concept, and will use the current version on a couple of websites.

Dr Nic's Magic Models attempts to figure out the model relationship for you, by overriding the Module.constant_missing method. ( http://drnicwilliams.com/2006/08/10/bts-magic-models-class-creation/ )

I'll document this in more detail to you directly. -Larry