@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ = ConditionalTags -The Conditional Tags extension adds <r:if> and <r:unless> tags giving Radiant -powerful, generalized condition handling and branching. There are three main -benefits: +The Conditional Tags extension adds <r:if>, <r:unless>, and <r:puts> tags giving +Radiant powerful, generalized condition handling and branching. There are three +main benefits: 1. Adds power. Take Radiant's <r:if_content> tag. It tests for the existence of page parts. But, with the conditional tags extension, you can test if: @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ benefits: content['body'] exists? (just like <r:if_content>) content['body'] blank? content['body'] matches /radiant is cool/ - content includes-any ['body', 'other part'] + parts includes-any ['body', 'other part'] Or take the <r:if_url> tag. It can match a url but how do you do matching on breadcrumbs? You can't. But with conditional tags it's as easy as: README @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ class ConditionalTagsExtension < Radiant::Extension - version "0.3.5" + version "0.4" description "Adds <r:if> and <r:unless> (and <r:puts>) tags to Pages, Snippets, and Layouts" url "" conditional_tags_extension.rb 3b06e67e5d8a38ad85c050243d8017629cce4907 Chris Parrish chris.parrish-gitmail@swankinnovations.com http://github.com/SwankInnovations/radiant-conditional-tags-extension/commit/f9ad24fb61e4f87b75762eb10ed416f9b62b0851 f9ad24fb61e4f87b75762eb10ed416f9b62b0851 2008-11-11T09:50:56-08:00 2008-11-11T09:50:56-08:00 Ready for v0.4 f0aebadb9549f6d4a823d3a3c774a16c5418c7c4 Chris Parrish chris.parrish-gitmail@swankinnovations.com