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dungbanguyen / adminlte-rails

The AdminLTE Rails gem integrates AdminLTE theme with the Rails asset pipeline
https://github.com/shine60vn/adminlte-rails
MIT License
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Update to AdminLTE v2.3.0? #11

Closed cpg closed 8 years ago

cpg commented 9 years ago

Looks like you have kept up the development, however, the released gem is a little behind.

Would you consider updating to the theme's 2.3.0 release?

Also, I am not sure if this is related, but I get:

ActionController::RoutingError (No route matches [GET] "/assets/iCheck/minimal/minimal.png"):

because it looks like iCheck is not integrated completely with assets?

cpg commented 9 years ago

update: if i use

gem "adminlte-rails", :git => 'https://github.com/shine60vn/adminlte-rails'

i do not have an issue with broken checkboxes.

dungbanguyen commented 9 years ago

@cpg There are some new changes on master but I still have not released new version on Rubygems yet. In the roadmap, new features will be introduced, updating AdminLTE latest version is included as well. So the new release is coming soon. You can use master to solve your problem with iCheck as you mentioned above, sorry for this inconvenience!

cpg commented 9 years ago

Thank you. Maybe I can help.

I did notice that the header nav colors break while using master. See in this site I keep for flex tennis leagues where I started to use master without realizing that this would fail until it was deployed in production (it did not seem to happen in development -- probably due to caching in the browser or something).

Let me know how I can help. If nothing else, with testing.

cpg commented 8 years ago

Actually, using the top of the tree in master has a host of other issues.

I had to copy the icheck assets, however, iCheck broke all JS in my checkboxes. This is really not worth it.

Any progress on porting to the latest?

cpg commented 8 years ago

I decided to learn how to do this from scratch and I went ahead and created a gem (the css parts only) and it seems to be working more or less. I called it lte-rails. I hope you don't mind it I did this. I found the internals of this gem a bit more complex than I could wrap my head around (I'm new to gems with assets). I did not do the JS parts yet.