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added corresponding test of course
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renamed the custom template folder
forgot one fix for the new custom template path
page templates refined
renamed page attribute template to template_name as i suspected it to be a reserved word. it still didn't work until i discovered that simon defined the accessible attributes! That costed me 40 minutes of lifetime. But he apologized ;)
tests for public and custom page templates
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* added permission model
* locked down attributes on page model
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* removed some cookie related tests
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* http basic auth and login from cookie have been removed
* no it does not work yet, it's so f*cking secure, it won't even let legitimate users login
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to introduce the concept of authors.
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the node model
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since the node is the proxy for the pages behind
it, it makes sense to operate on nodes rather than
on the pages themselves.
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head of the nodes pages collection. modified
tests, importer etc
renamed flags to tags
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acts_as_taggable_on_steroids instead of a
homebrew solution
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Page has now a named_scope :with_flags which
accepts an array of flag names and returns
corresponding pages. Can be chained with order and
limit
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a given node. turned out it wasn't working the way
I thought so I rewrote it to use only Fixnums
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by there revision
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as a functional test which tests the correct mapping of the custom route
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