the problem is i'm trying to translate administrative part but i don't know what files should i change.
this is pretty common problem - if i want something to look in different way it is natural to add replacement into /app/views folder and happily see that application is using my changes. On 7/11/07, Sean Cribbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It is designed in this way for several reasons. > > 1) Load code from the gem when possible. > > We assume you'll be running in instance/project mode. This means that > the majority of the Radiant code will be loaded from one location. This > is helpful for shared hosting or multiple-site environments where the > sysadmin can install the Radiant gem and have the code shared across all > sites on the server. > > 2) Load code from vendor/radiant for specific installs. > > Sometimes you want to have a specific version of Radiant. Maybe the > newest gem breaks your site or maybe you need a feature from the latest > codebase. This is the purpose for vendor/radiant. If it is present, it > will be used instead of the gem. > > 3) Let extensions override almost anything. > > Extensions are designed to change the way Radiant behaves, therefore > they should have precedence over anything Radiant provides, including > views. This does not prevent them from breaking each other, however. > In the case where there's a conflict (multiple extensions defining the > same view), the lexically first extension is chosen. > > 4) We ignore app/views unless running in application mode. > > app/views is pretty much only present when someone is developing for the > core. You might have a look at RadiantOnRails though, and the work > being done to greater integrate Radiant with other applications. They > are able to use code out of app/. > > Down the road, we will have a greater compartmentalization of Radiant's > views, reducing the number of conflicts between extensions. Some work > on that was done in an experimental branch in January called facets, but > it was too 'alpha' to be included in 0.6. > > So there's the overview. Maybe you could describe what specific problem > you're having? > > Sean > -- Regards, Keymone _______________________________________________ Radiant mailing list Post: [email protected] Search: http://radiantcms.org/mailing-list/search/ Site: http://lists.radiantcms.org/mailman/listinfo/radiant
