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In this plugin, you'll work with the -following elements: - -* *template* - definition of the how much boxes the visual identity will have, together with their sizes and positions. -* *theme* - CSS definition for fonts, colors, backgrounds and -* *icon_theme* - set of icons to be used as action buttons in your application. - -== Declaring and using usign in controllers - -(the settings names are fictional) - - class MyController < ActionController::Base - - box1 = Design::Box.new(:number => 1) - box1.blocks << Design::Block.new(:position => 1) do - "Welcome to my website!" - end - - box2 = Design::Box.new(:number => 2) - box2.blocks << Design::MainBlock.new(:position => 1) - - box3 = Design::Box.new(:number => 3) - box3.blocks << Design::Block.new(:position => 1) do - "This in my footer" - end - - design :fixed => { - :template => 'header_main_footer', - :theme => 'green_fields', - :icon_theme => 'discrete', - :boxes => [ box1, box2, box3 ] - } - end - -Design will then know that your design has three boxes, each one with a block inside it. To use Design as your layout generator, you just add something like this in aplicattion's layout: - - <%= design_display_boxes(yield) %> - -The argument do +design_display_boxes()+ is the content you want to be the main -content. Almost always you'll want to pass +yield+ (the resulting content for -the current action) there, but you can pass anything you want. - -== Controller subclassing and design - -Designs are inherited through the inheritance tree. This way you can for -example declare the use of a design in ApplicationController and let the other -controllers abstract that fact that they are using design. - -== Storing design information in ActiveRecord models: +acts_as_design+ - -You can also use ActiveRecord objects - - - -== Suggestions, Bug reports and Patches - -Send them to leandronunes@colivre.coop.br and terceiro@colivre.coop.br - -== License - -design - a web design composer and editor plugin for Rails -Copyright (C) 2007 Colivre - -This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify -it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by -the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or -(at your option) any later version. - -This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, -but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of -MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the -GNU General Public License for more details. - -You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License -along with this program. If not, see . - -Please see the file +COPYING+ (distributed together with the plugin) for -the full terms of distribution. diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/Rakefile b/vendor/plugins/design/Rakefile deleted file mode 100644 index 48d08ce..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/Rakefile +++ /dev/null @@ -1,22 +0,0 @@ -require 'rake' -require 'rake/testtask' -require 'rake/rdoctask' - -desc 'Default: run unit tests.' -task :default => :test - -desc 'Test the design plugin.' -Rake::TestTask.new(:test) do |t| - t.libs << 'lib' - t.pattern = 'test/**/*_test.rb' - t.verbose = true -end - -desc 'Generate documentation for the design plugin.' -Rake::RDocTask.new(:rdoc) do |rdoc| - rdoc.rdoc_dir = 'rdoc' - rdoc.title = 'Design' - rdoc.options << '--line-numbers' << '--inline-source' - rdoc.rdoc_files.include('README') - rdoc.rdoc_files.include('lib/**/*.rb') -end diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/TODO b/vendor/plugins/design/TODO deleted file mode 100644 index 884507e..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/TODO +++ /dev/null @@ -1,5 +0,0 @@ -* finish (implement and test) the design editor (Editor and Editor::Helper) -* change ActionController::Base.design to, when receiving a symbol as :holder, call a controller method with that name to load the design object. -* copy and enhance generator from flexible_template -* implement the check for number of boxes declared in the template -* rediscuss the organization of templates: souldn't they be stored without subdirectories, as themes and icon themes? diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/generators/design_migration/design_migration_generator.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/generators/design_migration/design_migration_generator.rb deleted file mode 100644 index cefe7d7..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/generators/design_migration/design_migration_generator.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,12 +0,0 @@ -class DesignMigrationGenerator < Rails::Generator::Base - def manifest - record do |m| - m.migration_template 'migration.rb', 'db/migrate' - end - end - - def file_name - "design_migration" - end -end - diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/generators/design_migration/templates/migration.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/generators/design_migration/templates/migration.rb deleted file mode 100644 index b2ce3d9..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/generators/design_migration/templates/migration.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,27 +0,0 @@ -class FlexibleTemplateMigration < ActiveRecord::Migration - def self.up - create_table :design_boxes do |t| - t.column :name, :string - t.column :title, :string - t.column :number, :integer - t.column :owner_type, :string - t.column :owner_id, :integer - end - - create_table :design_blocks do |t| - t.column :name, :string - t.column :title, :string - t.column :box_id, :integer - t.column :position, :integer - t.column :type, :string - t.column :helper, :string - end - - end - - def self.down - drop_table :design_boxes - drop_table :design_blocks - end - -end diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/init.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/init.rb deleted file mode 100644 index 8ccd640..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/init.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,3 +0,0 @@ -require 'design' -require 'acts_as_design' - diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/install.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/install.rb deleted file mode 100644 index f7732d3..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/install.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -# Install hook code here diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/acts_as_design.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/lib/acts_as_design.rb deleted file mode 100644 index 635f4cb..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/acts_as_design.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,65 +0,0 @@ -class ActiveRecord::Base - - # declares an ActiveRecord class to be a design. The class is automatically - # associated with a +has_many+ relationship to Design::Box. - # - # The underlying database table *must* have a column named +design_data+ of - # type +text+. +string+ should work too, but you may run into problems - # related to length limit, so unless you have a very good reason not to, use - # +text+ type. - # - # +acts_as_design+ adds the following methods to your model (besides a - # +has_many :boxes+ relationship). - # - # * template - # * template=(value) - # * theme - # * theme=(value) - # * icon_theme - # * icon_theme(value) - # - # All these virtual attributes will return 'default' if set to +nil+ - def self.acts_as_design - has_many :boxes, :class_name => 'Design::Box', :as => :owner - - serialize :design_data - attr_protected :design_data - - before_create do |design| - template = Design::Template.find(design.template) - while design.boxes.size < template.number_of_boxes - n = design.boxes.size + 1 - design.boxes << Design::Box.new(:name => 'Block', :number => n) - end - design.boxes[1].blocks << Design::MainBlock.new(:position => 1) - end - - def design_data - self[:design_data] ||= Hash.new - end - - def template # :nodoc: - self.design_data[:template] || 'default' - end - - def template=(value) # :nodoc: - self.design_data[:template] = value - end - - def theme # :nodoc: - self.design_data[:theme] || 'default' - end - - def theme=(value) # :nodoc: - self.design_data[:theme] = value - end - - def icon_theme # :nodoc: - self.design_data[:icon_theme] || 'default' - end - - def icon_theme=(value) # :nodoc: - self.design_data[:icon_theme] = value - end - end -end diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design.rb deleted file mode 100644 index 4d6a899..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,73 +0,0 @@ -require 'design/controller_methods' - -require 'design/fixed_design_holder' -require 'design/template' - -require 'design/helper' -require 'design/editor' - -module Design - - def design_plugin_data - @design_plugin_data ||= Hash.new - end - - # gets the Design object for this controller - def design - data = design_plugin_data - - return data[:design] if data.has_key?(:design) - - config = self.class.design_plugin_config - - if config.has_key?(:holder) - holder_variable_name = config[:holder] - data[:design] = self.instance_variable_get("@#{holder_variable_name}") - else - options = (config[:fixed].kind_of? Hash) ? config[:fixed] : {} - data[:design] = Design::FixedDesignHolder.new(options) - end - - data[:design] # redundant, but makes more clear the return value - end - protected :design - - # returns the path to the designs directory, relative to the +public+ - # directory of your application. - # - # Defaults to #{RAILS_ROOT}/public/designs - def Design.design_root - Design.instance_variable_get('@design_root') || 'designs' - end - - # sets the path to the designs directory. - # - # Passing nil resets +design_root+ to its default value. - def Design.design_root=(dir) - Design.instance_variable_set('@design_root', dir) - end - - # used for testing - def Design.public_filesystem_root # :nodoc: - Design.instance_variable_get('@public_filesystem_root') || File.join(RAILS_ROOT, 'public') - end - - # used for testing - def Design.public_filesystem_root=(value) # :nodoc: - Design.instance_variable_set('@public_filesystem_root', value) - end - - def Design.available_templates - Dir.glob(File.join(Design.public_filesystem_root, Design.design_root, 'templates', '*')).select {|item| File.directory?(item) }.map {|item| File.basename(item) } - end - - def Design.available_themes - Dir.glob(File.join(Design.public_filesystem_root, Design.design_root, 'themes', '*')).select {|item| File.directory?(item) }.map {|item| File.basename(item) } - end - - def Design.available_icon_themes - Dir.glob(File.join(Design.public_filesystem_root, Design.design_root, 'icons', '*')).select {|item| File.directory?(item) }.map {|item| File.basename(item) } - end - - -end diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/block.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/block.rb deleted file mode 100644 index 92bb517..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/block.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -module Design - - # Box ix the base class for most of the content elements. A Box is contaied - # by a Block, which may contain several blocks. - class Block < ActiveRecord::Base - - set_table_name 'design_blocks' - - belongs_to :box - - #position codl not be nil and must be an integer - validates_numericality_of :position, :only_integer => true - #TODO see the internationalization - #, :message => _('%{fn} must be composed only of integers') - - # A block must be associated to a box - validates_presence_of :box_id - - # This method always return false excepted when redefined by the MainBlock class. It mean the current block it's not the result of a - # controller action. - # - # The child class MainBlock subscribes this method returning true. - def main? - false - end - - # Method that define the content code displayed in the box. - # This method cannot be used directly it will be redefined by the children classes - def content - raise ArgumentError.new("This is a main class, don't use it") - end - - #TODO see if this method is needed - def self.children - @@block_children - end - - private - @@block_children = Array.new - - def self.inherited(subclass) - @@block_children.push(subclass.to_s) unless @@block_children.include? subclass.to_s - end - - end - -end # END OF module Design diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/box.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/box.rb deleted file mode 100644 index 6967183..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/box.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,62 +0,0 @@ -module Design - - # A design is composed of one or more boxes. Each box defines an area in the - # screen identified by a number and possibly by a name. A box contains inside - # it several Block objects, and is owner by some other object, possibly one - # from the application model. - class Box < ActiveRecord::Base - - set_table_name 'design_boxes' - - has_many :blocks - belongs_to :owner, :polymorphic => true - - validates_presence_of :owner - validates_presence_of :name - - #we cannot have two boxs with the same number to the same owner - validates_uniqueness_of :number, :scope => [:owner_type, :owner_id] - - #number could not be nil and must be an integer - validates_numericality_of :number, :only_integer => true - #TODO see the internationalization questions - #, :message => _('%{fn} must be composed only of integers.') - - # Return all blocks of the current box object sorted by the position block - def blocks_sort_by_position - self.blocks.sort{|x,y| x.position <=> y.position} - end - - def save - self[:name] ||= "Box " + self.number.to_s - super - end - - def owner= owner - self[:owner_type] = owner.class.to_s - self[:owner_id] = owner.id - n_boxes = self.owner.boxes.count if self.owner - if !n_boxes.nil? - self[:number] ||= n_boxes == 0 ? 1 : n_boxes + 1 - else - self[:number] ||= nil - end - end - - def switch_number box - throw :cant_switch_without_save if self[:id].nil? and (box.nil? or box.id.nil?) - - max_box = box.owner.boxes.count - transaction do - n = self[:number] - self[:number] = box.number - box.number = max_box + 1 - box.save - self.save - box.number = n - box.save - end - end - - end -end diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/controller_methods.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/controller_methods.rb deleted file mode 100644 index 4a20234..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/controller_methods.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,33 +0,0 @@ -class ActionController::Base - - # Declares that this controller uses design plugin to generate its layout. - # See the plugin README for options that can be passed to this method. - def self.design(config = {}) - - raise ArgumentError.new("design argument must be a Hash") unless config.kind_of? Hash - - if (config.has_key?(:holder) && config.has_key?(:fixed)) || (!config.has_key?(:holder) && !config.has_key?(:fixed)) - raise ArgumentError.new("You must supply either :holder or :fixed to design.") - end - - @design_plugin_config = config - - def self.design_plugin_config - @design_plugin_config || self.superclass.design_plugin_config - end - - include Design - helper Design::Helper - end - - # declares this controller as a design editor, including in it all the - # functionalities to do that (besides those for using a design). Accepts the - # same options as design. - def self.design_editor(config = {}) - self.design(config) - include Design::Editor - helper Design::Editor::Helper - end - -end - diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/editor.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/editor.rb deleted file mode 100644 index da9f6e0..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/editor.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,180 +0,0 @@ -module Design - - # This module contains the functionality for e design editor. - # - # FIXME: this helper module is still deeply broken, with code just copied - # from flexible_template - module Editor - - def design_editor - - if request.post? - design_editor_set_template - design_editor_set_theme - design_editor_set_icon_theme - - if self.class.design_plugin_config[:autosave] && design.respond_to?(:save) - design.save - end - - if request.xhr? - render :text => 'ok' - else - redirect_to :action => 'design_editor' - end - - else - render :action => 'design_editor' - end - end - - # TODO: see below here - - def design_editor_set_sort_mode - box = design.boxes.find(params[:box_id]) - render :update do |page| - page.replace_html "box_#{box.number}", edit_blocks(box) - page.sortable "sort_#{box.number}", :url => {:action => 'design_editor_sort_box', :box_number => box.number} - end - end - - def design_editor_sort_box - box_number = params[:box_number] - pos = 0 - params["sort_#{box_number}"].each do |block_id| - pos = pos + 1 - #TO this is a security fail we have to limit the researh only in valid blocks of owners - b = Block.find(block_id) - b.position = pos - b.save - end - end - - # This method changes a block content to a different box place and - # updates all boxes at the ends - def design_editor_change_box - #TODO fix it i tried the source code comment but i have no success - #b = design.blocks.detect{|b| b.id.to_s == params[:block].to_s } - b = Block.find(params[:block]) - b.box = design.boxes.find(params[:box_id]) - b.save - render :update do |page| - design.boxes.each do |box| - page.replace_html "box_#{box.number}", edit_blocks(box) - end - end - end - - def design_editor_new_block - box = design.boxes.find(params[:box_id]) - render :update do |page| - page.replace_html "box_#{box.number}", design_editor_new_block_form(box) - end - end - - def design_editor_create_block - block = Block.new(params[:block]) - block.box = nil if !@ft_config[:boxes].include? block.box - block.position = block.box.blocks.count + 1 if !block.box.nil? - if block.save - render :update do |page| - page.replace_html "box_#{block.box.number}", edit_blocks(block.box) - end - else - render :update do |page| - page.replace_html "design_editor_edit_mode", _('Block cannot be saved') - end - end - end - - def design_editor_destroy_block - block = Block.find(params[:block_id]) - box = block.box - #TO check if the block is of the owner - block.destroy - render :update do |page| - page.replace_html "box_#{box.number}", edit_blocks(box) - end - end - - private - - - #Load a set of boxes belongs to a owner. We have to situations. - # 1 - The owner has equal or more boxes that boxes defined in template. - # The system limit the max number of boxes to the number permited in template - # 2 - The owner there isn't enough box that defined in template - # The system create the boxes needed to use the current template - #If no chosen_template was selected the default template is set - def ft_load_boxes - n = boxes_by_template(@ft_config[:template]) - boxes = design.boxes - - if boxes.length >= n - boxes = boxes.first(n) - else - while boxes.length < n do - b = Box.new - b.owner = design - raise _('The box cannot be saved becaus of erros %s') % b.errors if !b.save - boxes.push(b) - end - end - boxes - end - - # Return the number of boxes defined in template file. - # If the template file didn't exist the default template is loaded - def boxes_by_template(template) - template_def_file = Dir.glob("#{RAILS_ROOT}/public/templates/#{template}/*.yml") - - if template_def_file.length != 1 - flash[:notice] = _("The template %s is not a valid template. You don't have the %s.yml file or there are more than one yml file to define your template") % [template, template] - return - end - - f = YAML.load_file(template_def_file.to_s) - number_of_boxes = f[template.to_s]["number_of_boxes"] - flash[:notice] = _("The file #{@ft_config[:template]}.yml it's not a valid template filename") if number_of_boxes.nil? - number_of_boxes - end - - private - - def exists_template?(template) - Design.available_templates.include?(template) - end - - def exists_theme?(theme) - Design.available_themes.include?(theme) - end - - def exists_icon_theme?(icon_theme) - Design.available_icon_themes.include?(icon_theme) - end - - # Set to the owner the template choosed - def design_editor_set_template - if exists_template?(params[:template]) - design.template = params[:template] - end - end - - # Set to the owner the theme choosed - def design_editor_set_theme - if exists_theme?(params[:theme]) - design.theme = params[:theme] - end - end - - # Set to the owner the icon_theme choosed - def design_editor_set_icon_theme - if request.post? && exists_icon_theme?(params[:icon_theme]) - design.icon_theme = params[:icon_theme] - end - end - - - end - -end diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/editor/helper.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/editor/helper.rb deleted file mode 100644 index d11f769..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/editor/helper.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,288 +0,0 @@ -module Design - - module Editor - - # defines helper methods for controllers that use +design_editor+ - # - # FIXME: this Helper module is still deeply broken, just copied code from - # flexible_template - module Helper - - # draws the user interface for the design editor. - def design_display_editor(content) - - content = [content_tag( - :ul,[ - content_tag( - :li, - select_template, - :class => 'select_template' - ), - content_tag( - :li, - select_theme, - :class => 'select_template' - ), - content_tag( - :li, - select_icon_theme, - :class => 'select_template' - ), - ].join("\n"), - :class => 'select_options' - ), - design.boxes.map { |box| - content_tag(:div, edit_blocks(box, content) , :id=>"box_#{box.number}") - }].join("\n") - - content = content_tag(:div, content, :id => 'design_editor_edit_mode') - end - - # Symbol dictionary used on select when we add or edit a block. This - # method has the responsability of translate a Block class in a humam - # name By default the class "MainBlock" has the human name "Main Block". - # Other classes defined by user are not going to display in a human name - # format until de method design_editor_block_dict be redefined in a - # controller by user - # #TODO define the method - # design_editor_block_dict if not defined by helper - # if !self.public_instance_methods.include? "design_editor_block_dict" - # define_method('design_editor_block_dict') do |str| - # { - # 'MainBlock' => _("Main Block") - # }[str] || str - # end - # end - - - # FIXME: WTF? - def design_editor_block_helper_dict(str) - { - 'plain_content' => _('Plain Content') , - 'list_content' => _('List Content') - }[str] || str - end - - - private - - ######################################## - # TEMPLATE/THEME/ICON THEME CHANGE BOXES - ######################################## - - # Generate a select option to choose one of the available templates. - # The available templates are those in 'public/templates' - def select_template - available_templates = Design.available_templates - - template_options = options_for_select(available_templates.map{|template| [template, template] }, design.template) - [ select_tag('template', template_options ), - change_template].join("\n") - end - - # Generate a observer to reload a page when a template is selected - def change_template - observe_field( 'template', - :url => {:action => 'design_editor'}, - :with =>"'template=' + escape(value)", - :complete => "document.location.reload();", - :method => :post - ) - end - - # Generate a select option to choose one of the available themes. - # The available themes are those in 'public/themes' - def select_theme - available_themes = Design.available_themes - theme_options = options_for_select(available_themes.map{|theme| [theme, theme] }, design.theme) - [ select_tag('theme', theme_options ), - change_theme].join("\n") - end - - # Generate a observer to reload a page when a theme is selected - def change_theme - observe_field( 'theme', - :url => {:action => 'design_editor'}, - :with =>"'theme=' + escape(value)", - :complete => "document.location.reload();", - :method => :post - ) - end - - # Generate a select option to choose one of the available icons themes. - # The available icons themes are those in 'public/icons' - def select_icon_theme - available_icon_themes = Design.available_icon_themes - icon_theme_options = options_for_select(available_icon_themes.map{|icon_theme| [icon_theme, icon_theme] }, design.icon_theme ) - [ select_tag('icon_theme', icon_theme_options ), - change_icon_theme].join("\n") - end - - # Generate a observer to reload a page when a icons theme is selected - def change_icon_theme - observe_field( 'icon_theme', - :url => {:action => 'design_editor'}, - :with =>"'icon_theme=' + escape(value)", - :complete => "document.location.reload();", - :method => :post - ) - end - - - - ################################################# - # TEMPLATES METHODS RELATED - ################################################# - - # Shows the blocks as defined in show_blocks adding the sortable and draggable elements. - # In this case the layout can be manipulated - def edit_blocks(box, main_content = "") - blocks = box.blocks_sort_by_position - [ - content_tag( - :ul,[ - box.name, - link_to_active_sort(box), - link_to_add_block(box), - blocks.map {|b| - [content_tag( - :li, - b.name + link_to_destroy_block(b), - :class =>"block_item_box_#{box.number}" , :id => "block_#{b.id}" - ), - draggable("block_#{b.id}")].join("\n") - }.join("\n")].join("\n"), :id => "sort_#{box.number}" - ), - drag_drop_items(box)].join("\n") - end - - def link_to_active_sort(box) - link_to_remote(_('Sort'), - {:update => "sort_#{box.number}", :url => {:action => 'design_editor_set_sort_mode', :box_id => box.id }}, - :class => 'sort_button') - end - - def link_to_add_block(box) - link_to_remote(_('Add Block'), - {:update => "sort_#{box.number}", :url => {:action => 'design_editor_new_block', :box_id => box.id }}, - :class => 'add_block_button') - end - - def link_to_destroy_block(block) - link_to_remote(_('Remove'), - {:update => "sort_#{block.box.number}", :url => {:action => 'design_editor_destroy_block', :block_id => block.id }}, - :class => 'destroy_block_button') - end - - - # Allows the biven box to have sortable elements - def sortable_block(box_number) - sortable_element "sort_#{box_number}", - :url => {:action => 'design_editor_sort_box', :box_number => box_number }, - :complete => visual_effect(:highlight, "sort_#{box_number}") - end - - # Allows an element item to be draggable - def draggable(item) - draggable_element(item, :ghosting => true, :revert => true) - end - - # Allows an draggable element change between diferrents boxes - def drag_drop_items(box) - boxes = design.boxes.reject{|b| b.id == box.id} - - boxes.map{ |b| - drop_receiving_element("box_#{box.number}", - :accept => "block_item_box_#{b.number}", - :complete => "$('spinner').hide();", - :before => "$('spinner').show();", - :hoverclass => 'hover', - :with => "'block=' + encodeURIComponent(element.id.split('_').last())", - :url => {:action=>:design_editor_change_box, :box_id => box.id}) - }.to_s - end - - - - def available_blocks -#TOD O check if are valids blocks - h = { - 'MainBlock' => _("Main Block"), - } - h.merge!(controller.class::FLEXIBLE_TEMPLATE_AVAILABLE_BLOCKS) if controller.class.constants.include? "FLEXIBLE_TEMPLATE_AVAILABLE_BLOCKS" - h - end - - def block_helpers -#TOD O check if are valids helpers - h = { - 'plain_content' => _("Plain Content"), - 'list_content' => _("Simple List Content"), - } - h.merge!(controller.class::FLEXIBLE_TEMPLATE_BLOCK_HELPER) if controller.class.constants.include? "FLEXIBLE_TEMPLATE_BLOCK_HELPER" - h - end - - def design_editor_new_block_form(box) - type_block_options = options_for_select(available_blocks.collect{|k,v| [v,k] }) - type_block_helper_options = options_for_select(block_helpers.collect{|k,v| [v,k] }) - @block = Block.new - @block.box = box - - _("Adding block on %s") % box.name + - [ - form_remote_tag(:url => {:action => 'design_editor_create_block'}, :update => "sort_#{box.number}"), - hidden_field('block', 'box_id'), - content_tag( - :p, - [ - content_tag( - :label, _('Name:') - ), - text_field('block', 'name') - ].join("\n") - ), - content_tag( - :p, - [ - content_tag( - :label, _('Title:') - ), - text_field('block', 'title') - ].join("\n") - ), - content_tag( - :p, - [ - content_tag( - :label, _('Type:') - ), - select_tag('block[type]', type_block_options) - ].join("\n") - ), - content_tag( - :p, - [ - content_tag( - :label, _('Visualization Mode:') - ), - select_tag('block[helper]', type_block_helper_options) - ].join("\n") - ), - submit_tag( _('Submit')), - end_form_tag - ].join("\n") - - end - - ################################################# - #ICONS THEMES RELATED - ################################################# - - - - end # END OF module Helper - - end # END OF module Editor - -end # END OF module Design diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/fixed_design_holder.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/fixed_design_holder.rb deleted file mode 100644 index fde139d..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/fixed_design_holder.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,25 +0,0 @@ -module Design - - class FixedDesignHolder - attr_reader :template, :theme, :icon_theme, :boxes - def initialize(options = {}) - @template = options[:template] || 'default' - @theme = options[:theme] || 'default' - @icon_theme = options[:icon_theme] || 'default' - @boxes = options[:boxes] || default_boxes - end - - # creates some default boxes - def default_boxes - box1 = Box.new - box2 = Box.new - box2.blocks << MainBlock.new - box3 = Box.new - - [box1, box2, box3] - end - private :default_boxes - end - -end - diff --git a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/helper.rb b/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/helper.rb deleted file mode 100644 index 7168317..0000000 --- a/vendor/plugins/design/lib/design/helper.rb +++ /dev/null @@ -1,175 +0,0 @@ -module Design - - module Helper - - # proxies calls to controller's design method to get the design information - # holder object - def design - @controller.send(:design) - end - - ######################################################## - # Boxes and Blocks related - ######################################################## - - # Displays +content+ inside the design used by the controller. Normally - # you'll want use this method in your layout view, like this: - # - # <%= design_display(yield) %> - # - # +content+ will be put inside all the blocks which return +true+ in the - # Block.main? method. - # - # The number of boxes generated will be no larger than the maximum number - # supported by the template, which is indicated in its YAML description - # file. - # - # If not blocks are present (e.g. the design holder has no blocks yet), - # +content+ is returned right away. - # - # If running in design_editor mode - def design_display(content = "") - - # dispatch to Design::Editor::Helper if running in editor mode - if (self.respond_to?(:design_display_editor) && params[:action] =~ /^design_editor/) - return design_display_editor(content) - end - - # no blocks. nothing to be done - if design.boxes.empty? - return content - end - - # Generate all boxes of the current profile and considering the defined - # on template. - - design.boxes.map do |box| - content_tag(:div, design_display_blocks(box, content) , :id=>"box_#{box.number}") - end.join("\n") + "\n" - end - - # Displays all the blocks in a box. - #
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- # - def design_display_blocks(box, content = "") - blocks = box.blocks_sort_by_position - blocks.map do |block| - # FIXME: should that actually be list_content? - text = block.main? ? content : design_block_content(block) - content_tag(:div, text, :class => "block" , :id => "block_#{block.id}" ) - end.join("\n")+ "\n" - end - - # Displays the content of a block. See plugin README for details about the - # possibilities. - def design_block_content(block) - content = block.content - case content - when Proc - self.instance_eval(&content) - when Array - content_tag( - 'ul', - content.map do |c| - content_tag( - 'li', - c - ) - end - ) - else - content.to_s - end - end - - #################################### - # TEMPLATES - #################################### - - # Generates