Some people in the past had problems using the Gallery extension on Dreamhost. I didn’t try Dreamhost but someone from the Radiant list solved that problem following these instructions. Check it out if you are on Dreamhost too.
After some works for iPhone I decided to create an extension for Radiant that adds an iPhone tailored ui for the admin panel. It’s the first version and for now it just allows to edit existing pages and add new page parts.
You can find more info in the README file on github.
Some weeks ago Casper Fabricius sent me a patch for the Radiant Newsletter extension. He added a statistics system to track how many times sent emails are opened. I have finally found the time to apply it and make a commit to my repository. Thank you very very much for your work Casper! I’ll write an article about this extension as soon as possible.
I’m going to move all my projects to subversion. Now I’m moving the Gallery extension.The subversion repository is here:
http://dev.gravityblast.com/svn/projects/radiant/extensions/gallery/You can check it out with
svn co http://dev.gravityblast.com/svn/projects/radiant/extensions/gallery/The new version uses attachment_fu, and the filesystem organization is changed. In order to use the new version with galleries created by old versions of the Gallery extension you must run this rake task:
rake RAILS_ENV="production" radiant:extensions:gallery:version_0_7_0:upgrade_filesystem_structureI suggest making a backup of all your pictures before running the above rake task. Let me know if everything works correctly!
Now the CopyMove extension uses subversion, and you can check it out from its repository with:
svn co http://dev.gravityblast.com/svn/projects/radiant/extensions/copy_move/Thanks to Benny Degezelle now it works with the shards extension. This is the best way to hack the Radiant admin UI! Benny also helped me updating the rake tasks and rewriting the CopyMove html structure so it is similar to the other admin screens…Thanks Benny 
I also moved all the code in a separated controller, wrote a complete test suite, and added the ability to choose the status for the copied pages.
I'm Andrea Franz, a developer from Milan.In this blog I collect some thoughts about web development and my projects. If you'd like to contact me, feel free to drop me a mail.