The area called "Latest news from the Typo development blog" on the admin dashboard seems to think every blog post is from the moment the dashboard was loaded.

Looks like you guys forgot to pay the domain, as it's not enabled anymore.

$ git checkout release_6_1_0
$ thin

Visit the site and get:
NoMethodError (undefined method page' for #<ActiveRecord::Relation:0x0000000321b0f8>): app/controllers/articles_controller.rb:27:inindex'

Adding 'gem "kaminari"' to the Gemfile fixes the problem. The gem is listed in later editions of the Gemfile but not in 6.1.0.

I would like to request a feature for next version, that could easily improve typo user experience: oEmbed integration. This integration can be done using ruby-oembed project (https://github.com/judofyr/ruby-oembed/) and the simple use case is the following:

John want's to post a youtube video on his blog.
In order to post a youtube video, john needs to get the video link url and paste the url in the post text.
When this post is displayed, it will show a youtube player instead of the video url (by using oembed).

This will work with many other websites like flickr, vimeo, etc.

Bulk actions are boken.

Please use typo's lighthouse page to report bugs.

Error appear on user's creation on a fresh install, this bug happen in last release too.

NoMethodError in Admin::UsersController#new

app/models/config_manager.rb:45:in block in add_setting_writer' app/models/user.rb:56:ininitialize'
app/controllers/admin/users_controller.rb:11:in new' app/controllers/admin/users_controller.rb:11:innew'

I had my typo blog running on Heroku, after some views all my articles claimed to be password protected. I restarted the instances and they went back to their defined behavior of "public" posts. Unable to find anything in the logs and have no idea what caused it. So hopefully other people have ran into this as well and can give further details.

Admin page, left side menu. If you click "redirects" menu item, it can't be marked as active like other menu items.

I found the menu action is "/admin/redirects", but the final page is "/admin/redirects/new". This make the active adjustment failed.

I was creating a new article on adimn page. and then met this error, twice.

Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 25ms

ActionView::Template::Error (settings was supposed to be a Hash, but was a String):
17: <%= _("Published") %>

18: <%= _("Password:") %>

19: <%= get_post_types %>

20: <%= password_field :article, :password, :class => 'small' %>
21:

22:
23: <%= save( _("Publish") + " »") %>

app/models/config_manager.rb:32:in block in add_setting_reader' app/views/admin/content/_form.html.erb:20:in_app_views_admin_content__form_html_erb___830313344_96779760__873441234'
app/views/admin/shared/_edit.html.erb:4:in block in _app_views_admin_shared__edit_html_erb__111173687_96787210_874100232' app/views/admin/shared/_edit.html.erb:2:in_app_views_admin_shared__edit_html_erb__111173687_96787210_874100232'
app/views/admin/content/new.html.erb:3:in _app_views_admin_content_new_html_erb__1042887415_96817920_204045985' app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb:186:innew_or_edit'
app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb:36:in `edit'

Example: http://blog.ookook.fr/pages/about - Those are on page articles as well but not working:

<link rel="alternate" type="application/atom+xml" title="Atom" href="http://blog.ookook.fr/pages/about?format=atom" />
<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="RSS" href="http://blog.ookook.fr/pages/about?format=rss" />

Looks like a low hanging fruit ;)

I was having a lot of issues with a previous install of Typo so I started completely fresh using sqlite3 instead of mysql. I switched back and forth between rails server for development and phusion passenger for production while getting it setup.

Not sure exactly when, but after I made some changes in development (articles, settings, etc) I restarted apache, tried to access /admin on production and an attempt to route me to this page occurred:

admin/settings/update_database

And in the log is this:

Started GET "/admin/settings/update_database" for 209.33.214.243 at 2011-10-28 13:20:02 -0400
  Processing by Admin::SettingsController#update_database as HTML
  Parameters: {"id"=>nil}
Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 13ms

RangeError (bignum too big to convert into `long'):
  app/controllers/admin/settings_controller.rb:39:in `[]'
  app/controllers/admin/settings_controller.rb:39:in `update_database'

I deleted the database and the cache then ran

rake db:create
rake db:migrate

And after entering my blog name and admin email on the initial setup I clicked on "continue to admin" and was immediately routed to admin/settings/update_database with the same error.

EDIT: The change is when I added a model and a migration.

I have enabled the user registration option, and the users can register in my blog. But if i logon as blog administrator, and i select a user profile, i cannot make changes to the user profiles, because (user) password confirmation is always required (or better the password confirmation does not match). The only way to make changes in user profiles, is to set a new password for the user - but i think think it's not so good. I'm using Typo edge version.

Not only the previous short URL is kept around, but it's also not updated, pointing to a "page not found".

Furthermore, short links are neither added nor updated if you change the title (and thus the permalink).

The typo profiles and rights system is complex and hard to understand. There are Profile models and Rights models. Profiles also have modules (a list of symbols). It seems modules are used (in the Typo login system plugin), but Rights are not. It is not clear to me why modules are a property of profiles, since it seems they cannot be edited. Here is my proposal:

• Remove Rights model, since it is not used at all.
• Specify modules for each kind of user (admin, publisher, contributor) in code, not in the Profile model.
• If the Profile model was only used for specifying the modules, remove that too.

The Gemfile has a lot of conditions in it that cause serious problems in environments where the deployment environment uses a different database back end than the local development environment.

What happens is even though the Gemfile.lock is checked in and up-to-date when Gemfile is evaluated it comes up with new dependencies because of the conditions contained within checking for the database adapter and ruby version. As a result Rails is unable to load because Bundler flips its lid seeing the discrepancy between the checked in Gemfile.lock and the Gemfile.lock from evaluating Gemfile.

Maintaining the migrations is a pain in the butt in the face of changes to Rails and improved insights in how they should be set up.

Also, the proces of using db:migrate to create a new Typo installation is fragile and slow.

I would like to figure out how we can move to using schema.rb and maybe clean up the existing migrations, or renumber them to use timestamps, and how we can move the seed data outside of the migrations.

Perhaps one option would be to only support upgrades from the previous major version. This means we need to keep the migrations from the previous major version to the current release, but we can wrap all older migrations up in one giant initial migration. New installations just use schema.rb with db:schema:load plus seed data.

Having schema.rb in the repository would also speed up Travis CI builds which I'm now experimenting with.

Since Rails 3.2.0, vendor/plugins directory is deprecated.

We have to gemify what could be reused or conditionally installed, and move remainings in lib/

Some documentation: http://weblog.rubyonrails.org/2012/1/4/rails-3-2-0-rc2-has-been-released/

I have create partial russian localization
you can download file from by blog and add to repo

http://aboutme.com.ua/files/ru_RU.rb

http://localhost:3000/admin/profiles
change password give me next error

Invalid root argument:

Extracted source (around line #9):

6: <% else %>
7: <% for post in @recent_posts -%>
8:

Steps to reproduce:

• add a article
• change textfilter to markdown
• save as draft
• edit that article
  --> it will show 'none' as textfilter

Looking at the db showed that it's actually set to markdown.

• if you now save the article in the edit view (either manually or by auto save), it sets the textfilter back to 'none' in the database as well.

I recently created a typo blog and am hosting it on Heroku. Everything was working fine except when I changed my DNS settings from heroku's default URL to a custom url www.myurl.com instead of herokuname.herokuapp.com, the base url of the sidebar links like the category pages updated to www.myurl.com but the article urls like "read full article" on the homepage remained "herokuname.herokuapp.com"

I looked in the code and saw that there was a value in the database in the blogs data called base_url and when I looked at it in the console I saw that it was herokuname.herokuapp.com so I changed it to www.myurl.com

That created a situation where the article url bases were now listed as www.myurl.com/www.myurl.com/

Then I set the base_url to an empty string, now the url bases looked correct (www.myurl.com) but when I clicked those links I would get an error. Upon inspecting the log file I saw they were 500 errors with no other info. So I changed the base_url back to herokuname.herokuapp.com and now they look like herokuname.herokuapp.com/herokuname.herokuapp.com. The admin still works fine at www.myurl.com/admin or herokuname.herokuapp.com/admin.

Any help you can give me with this would be greatly appreciated.

And look at the list of blog posts, the date on these blog posts is specified as "29/11/2009" -- that is, %D/%m/%Y. They should be in the short date format specific to the locale, i.e. "11/29/2009".

Starting from http://guides.rubyonrails.org/i18n.html#adding-date-time-formats
base_helper.rb:
def format_date(date)
I18n.l date, :format => :short
end
def format_date_time(date)
I18n.l date, :format => :short
end
The odd thing is that the format_date method seems to take a datetime... I cheated and just changed the strftime to be US format.

The prototype_legacy_helper gem is unreleased, and it's not called legacy for nothing.

I have tried to run typo on a different port to 3000 using both webbrick and thin.
In both cases the likes have been mixed up and some stay on 3000 and some switch to 4000 as per to -p statement.

Have I missed something or is there a bug. I wish to run other rails software and port switching is important for this.

Ugh. Damn formatting and lack of preview. Let's try again:
Create a new page.
Use the Visual Editor.
Type TEST inside of <>'s. Maybe this will work:
Publish

Ah - actually it is just a problem when you return to the visual editor to edit the page.

This is a terrible hack diff, and it only works for Page. I don't like it.
But it does show the problem and a workaround.
While I'm here... There seem to be 3ish ways to display the visual editor. Seems like some of the partials could be removed.
Swapping between the visual and HTML editor never works the way I expect it to. I should open another ticket...

Patch : http://s3.amazonaws.com/activereload-lighthouse/assets/7bda2ffefe9a050e3f437acd36bc931c0575e7f8/diff.txt?AWSAccessKeyId=1AJ9W2TX1B2Z7C2KYB82&Expires=1313140866&Signature=vl3UpnJqdYVAixyV0WCuXo48vn0%3D

Using Chromium 18.0.1025.168 Ubuntu 12.04
Go to "Media Library" -> "Browse", chose a file to upload and press "Upload" button.
Once, upload finishes page isn't refreshed (web developer console / network shows success status). Uploaded file(s) will appear when you refresh the page.

Also, noticed there's no error handling (or it's broken) if file is too large etc.

The same issue occurs on demo instance.

http://demo.typosphere.org/

When are you going to fix the migrations ordering? I have a scripted install for postgres that I can't make work due to this.

The created_at and updated_at dates were defined in UTC, but the published_at date was defined in UTC+7 -- as a result, the state was moved to "publication_pending" and the article did not show up in the archives, nor in the main page.

I figured out eventually that if I just set the published_at date to something beyond the adjusted timezone then the article would show up, but this was still something I had to do through the console -- a non-developer wouldn't have been able to get around this.

Confirmed. It is due to this line:

In app/controllers/admin/content_controller.rb

...
@article.published_at = Time.parse(params[:article][:published_at]).utc rescue nil
When Time.parse receives a string from the form that contains "GMT+0000 (UTC)", it can not determine the timezone.
The line should be changed to:
@article.published_at = Time.strptime(params[:article][:published_at], "%B %e, %Y %I:%M %p GMT%z").utc rescue nil

Thought you'd like to know. Hope you don't mind bug reports from fans. Cheers, John

Do you have a developer roadmap or a way for developers to get involved?

There are various issue with the ckeditor. It's not usable at all.
Beside the fact that it produces horrible html, switching between raw editor and ckeditor fucks up formatting. It's nearly impossible to edit a article after creation with that editor. It is completely impossible to edit a manually article written in html without fucking up formatting.
I know this is not a simple issue, but I would be awesome if we had a very simple 'WYSIWYG' editor, maybe rendering markdown or textile to keep the content editable by hand.

While I can see the value on them I don't really care about them, and all my redirection is done at Apache level, so I'd rather not have them to avoid filling in a table that I don't care about.

NoMethodError (undefined method lang' for nil:NilClass): app/controllers/application_controller.rb:40:inload_lang'

REPRODUCTION:
Create a new, empty database.
Point Typo at it in dev mode.
Start up the rails server.
Go to http://localhost:3000

Migrations will run until eventually you see this:

Migrating to RemoveNotificationsTable (105)
   (1.4ms)  DROP TABLE `notifications`
   (0.8ms)  INSERT INTO `schema_migrations` (`version`) VALUES ('105')
  Blog Load (0.2ms)  SELECT `blogs`.* FROM `blogs` ORDER BY id LIMIT 1
Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 11282ms

NoMethodError (undefined method `lang' for nil:NilClass):
  app/controllers/application_controller.rb:40:in `load_lang'

It appears that when using the visual editor and submitting with either "save as draft" or "publish" doesn't save the actual article text.
This is because the textarea is display:none; visibility: hidden and invisible form elements don't get sent. (Instead of relying on the textarea, you could, for instance, copy the content with every keyup event to an <input type="hidden" /> which would definitely get sent with the submit.)

Also, when using the "preview" button, at least the text should be saved first, maybe by triggering the autosave before the preview window is opened.

Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2011 19:10:35 -0500
From: henry74 [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [typo] errors with latest typo blog v 6.0.9

I downloaded the latest version and attempted to upgrade from 6.0.4.
I've tried it on both 1.8.7 and 1.9.2 and I've gotten similar but
different errors related to YAML. See below:

Ruby 1.8.7

ActionView::Template::Error (undefined method `empty?' for

<YAML::PrivateType:0xb5cf2118 @value="", @type_id="null">):

1: <% if article.password.nil? or article.password.empty? %>
2:   <%= render 'articles/article_content', { :article => article } %>
3: <% else %>
4:   <%= render 'articles/password_form', { :article => article } %>

app/views/articles/_protected_article_content.html.erb:1:in
_app_views_articles__protected_article_content_html_erb___984258178__622293848_3709598' app/controllers/articles_controller.rb:211:inrender_paginated_index'
app/controllers/articles_controller.rb:38:in index' app/controllers/articles_controller.rb:37:inindex'

Ruby 1.9.2

ActionView::Template::Error (undefined method `empty?' for

<Syck::PrivateType:0xbe42f18 @type_id="null", @value="">):

1: <% if article.password.nil? or article.password.empty? %>
2:   <%= render 'articles/article_content', { :article => article } %>
3: <% else %>
4:   <%= render 'articles/password_form', { :article => article } %>

app/views/articles/_protected_article_content.html.erb:1:in
_app_views_articles__protected_article_content_html_erb__815734403_99983130_96183190' app/controllers/articles_controller.rb:211:inrender_paginated_index'
app/controllers/articles_controller.rb:38:in block (2 levels) in index' app/controllers/articles_controller.rb:37:inindex'

Thoughts?

Imo it should either be called different or show drafts as well

I get Raise : ” NoMethodError in CkeditorController#upload undefined method `original_filename’ for nil:NilClass ”.

typo-6.0.9/vendor/plugins/easy-ckeditor/app/controllers/ckeditor_controller.rb
at line: 210

• unless [Tempfile, StringIO].include? file.class
• unless [ActionDispatch::Http::UploadedFile].include? file.class

The only thing that I changed was checking the box in settings that says "Only display excerpts in stream". Now I can't figure out how to remove the passwords from these posts.

libryder.com

When saving an Article, we have to make sure we load the tags into the keywords field before the save. This is bad. We should be able to just do

  a = Article.find some_id
  a.save

and have a keep its tags.

See also commit 3f9753c.

latest gem on rubygems.org is 6.0.8

When I add new atricle and not changed permalink I have next url
http://localhost:3000/2010/02/13/%D0%9F%D0%95%D0%A0%D0%92%D0%90%D0%AF-%D0%A1%D0%A2%D0%90%D0%A2%D0%AC%D0%AF

May be need add ID to url 2010/02/13/(ID)... or search all articles for this date

I have upload a typo blog in centoes / hostgator.

But got this error: Permission denied - /var/www/html/bangla/public/javascripts/ckeditor/config.bak

My Blog URL is : http://spe.speedplusnet.info/

All blog running in my local server very smooth.

Hello, I'm using your this blog system, and I found a little error using PostgreSQL. On the feedback controller on line 145 the instruction executes a query to the database and makes it delete comments analazing the "state" field content. If it has "presumed_spam" or "spam" it cause a true. The problem is that the original instruction:

Feedback.delete_all('state in ("presumed_spam", "spam")')

you use double quotes to represent string values inside the query. So the problem is that PostgreSQL use single quotes to do this. By using double quotes, PostgreSQL interpret this as another field. I get errors that said PostgreSQL couldn't find presumed_spam or spam fields. My solution to my problem was to change this instruction by altering the quotes like this:

Feedback.delete_all("state in ('presumed_spam', 'spam')")

For my particular situation works fine, but for other databases, you should look for a solution.

Thanks, I hope you can figure out a solution for everyone. And thanks for this great blog system.

It turns out there are still circumstances where multiple drafts are saved. I'm providing as much information as possible in the hopes that any of it may be the key:

I was investigating the behavior of the calender widget.
All other fields were empty.
It was between 00:00 and 01:00, which is a time when my date does not match the server date.

With a clean installation of Typo 6.1.0 stable on Ruby 1.9.3p327 and Rails 3.0.10 (ubuntu 12.04 with 64 bits), every time I click in (any of these):

Total posts.
All Articles.
Save and publish and article.

I get the following error. I am using rails server -e production and I did the migration of the database with RAILS_ENV="production". I have also check it with passenger and apache, but always the same. I have just configured the database and the migration went fine.

Please, could you tell me if this is a known bug or I am missing something? I have searched but I didn't find anything related to this. Thank you very much in advanced.

The error:

TypeError in Admin/content#index

Showing /home/inratep/typo/app/views/admin/content/index.html.erb where line #34 raised:

can't convert Time into String
Extracted source (around line #34):

31: %>
32: <%= collection_select_with_current(:search, :user_id, User.find(:all), "id", "name", @search[:user_id].to_i, true) %>
33:
34: <%= collection_select_with_current(:search, :published_at, Article.find_by_published_at.to_s, "publication", "publication", @search[:published_at], true) %>
35:
36:
37:

Rails.root: /home/inratep/typo

Application Trace | Framework Trace | Full Trace
app/models/content.rb:139:in block in find_by_published_at' app/models/content.rb:138:inmap!'
app/models/content.rb:138:in find_by_published_at' app/models/article.rb:278:infind_by_published_at'
app/views/admin/content/index.html.erb:34:in block in _app_views_admin_content_index_html_erb__2639098025472312047_28978660__2592303760768779516' app/views/admin/content/index.html.erb:9:in_app_views_admin_content_index_html_erb__2639098025472312047_28978660__2592303760768779516'

README.textile (Typo 6.1), line 59:

$ ./scripts/rails server should be $ ./script/rails server

Folder /scripts/ does not exist, it is named /script/.

admin articles page not show correctly.
In windows 7/Chrome v20 it's ok.