ruby-on-rails,ruby,refinerycms
Refinery works with Rails 4, although it isn't available in rubygems (yet). You could reference the master branch of refinery : https://github.com/refinery/refineryms in your gem file as instructed here. Although, I would recommend locking down a commit which works for you....
@asgeo1 Finally I found another solution. My solution is that creating static pages by high_voltage. I guess in this case could not keep up both the redirection and dynamic routing by Refinery::Pages. Stop mounting RefineryCMS on root and mount on '/cms' Create /app/views/pages/about.html.erb, so that is published as '/about'. ref:...
ruby-on-rails,rake,refinerycms
The reason you get this error is because meta_keywords used to exist, but now it doesn't. Make sure you are using an up to date version of the seo_meta library.
ruby-on-rails,ruby,refinerycms
When you type bundle exec rake routes the output is in the format: route_name HTTP_VERB path/to/access/this/route controller#action When you look at: new_signup GET /refinery/users/register(.:format) refinery/users#new signup POST /refinery/users/register(.:format) refinery/users#create ...this is showing you two routes, one named "new_signup" and the other "signup", both which are accessed via /refinery/users/register.html (where .html...
ruby-on-rails,favicon,refinerycms
Finally got it. I copied my favicon file into the app/assets/images folder. Then I used this tag in my head partial: <%= favicon_link_tag image_path('favicon.ico?v=2') %> ...
ruby-on-rails,email,refinerycms
I see you have tried identical settings on both servers but are having problems only on your production / non-local host environment. This points to an issue with the network configuration of the environment itself. In the command line on your same server as your application, try the following command...
ruby-on-rails,amazon-web-services,amazon-s3,refinerycms,refinery
I figured this out. It is because the metadata was lost during the migration. I was moving files from one bucket to another by downloading them to local machine first. What I should have done is : aws s3 cp s3://b1 s3://b2 --recursive...
Put the image in app/assets/images and use the following: <%= link_to(image_tag("logo3.png" , id:"logosT"), refinery.root_path, class: 'navbar-brand' ) %>...
ruby-on-rails,database,refinerycms
The blog is down, but the original source is available at https://github.com/craigambrose/craigambrose.github.com/blob/master/blog/2012/03/04/upgrading-to-refinery-cms-2-dot-0/index.html If you are on a mac/unix machine, you can access it locally as follows: git clone https://github.com/craigambrose/craigambrose.github.com cd craigambrose.github.com/ open blog/2012/03/04/upgrading-to-refinery-cms-2-dot-0/index.html ...
ruby-on-rails-4,font-awesome,refinerycms
I think it should be *=require font-awesome and try to follow this link to force RefineryCMS use <i> instead of <em> https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/refinery-cms/TzzvxAAwmA0...