CRITICAL SECURITY VERSION UPDATE:
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/releases/tag/1.4.13
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/releases/tag/1.4.13
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I've found this for a while using Fuel. This morning I had to add some new modules, and their permissions (a v1.3 site). When saving the users in the combo field against module permissions, the users can then subsequently not login. The password mus…
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Actually I had both defined with the same column. I see now that display_field is the one I should have referred to.
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OK - thanks. I saw the 'label' bit and thought it must be only to do with labels, not the button itself.
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I'll try markitup, but then I won't have Oembed... Actually I had a video embedded in the database via CKE / Oembed previously, and it is only recently on re-saving that the issue has come to light. It's been a few weeks since I put the content in …
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Now I have a similar issue with oembed and regular Fuel CMS pages - if I add an iframe with CKE it shows in the WYSIWYG OK initially, but on save the iframe html is entitised (Fuel v1.3) I'm sure there is a config to fix this, but I admit to forget…
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Another secret recipe to consider! Thank you.
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I've come to a halfway solution: create a "section" field, which is not an input ("fieldset" would have done but for the enclosure) and use the js key of that to define the function I need, rather than placing it in the Controller.js. Now I can defi…
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I've finally got round to debugging this, the issue with method 2 was that the remote IP wasn't what I expected it to be - my guess is it is the firewall IP So with that in place it all works - of course.
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Hi, There is this http://docs.getfuelcms.com/modules/tutorial It covers a number of typical scenarios when creating modules, which if you are not just interested in creating CMS pages, are the core of Fuel CMS development
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I'll take a look at url_to(). Admittedly non-http protocols might be considered somewhat academic for menu links, but some other common ones are: mailto: ftp: file: In fact there are dozens more recognised by the IANA, however many wouldn't even…
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OK I've had a chance to try this out and what I was hoping to do (I'll use the "append" feature of fuel_nav() to illustrate), was this: // in _variables/global.php $vars['clever_appends'] = array( 'tel:' => '0123 4567890' ); // in the menu e…
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I created a similar function, renders just a sub-menu (not sub-sub-menus) as per Bootstrap navbar https://gist.github.com/Gumster/1464de34eaa739e3c6eb
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Interesting! Noted.
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My eyes have been opened - how did I not notice that? Thanks.
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Regarding the "yes" column, I would take a guess that the Active column is the 2nd column defined in the table. If so you could configure the module's default column with the "default_col" or possibly the "display_field" keys - see "additional confi…
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This may be off-topic, but I've often had difficulties uploading using Codeigniter's upload class, and it can depend on how the browser identifies the MIME type? Would another browser allow the upload? I wrote up a technique to identify the MIME be…
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So it does - blast my eyes!
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Fortunately, for reasons like Google Analytics (and others), the client will now redirect from the unicode to the regular, which makes everything easier. I didn't realise these problems existed, so it's been an interesting journey! Thanks for the …
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Incidentally, I've merged v1.3 with an existing installation (v1.2), and the backup module broke with an out of memory error - but the backup module seems fine otherwise with a fresh install of v1.3, so it must be the recently added 25K table! [Edit…
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I noticed it is still shown on getfuelcms in the slider image
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I haven't made any headway with this issue - fortunately, the application can be accessed using a non-unicode alternative domain, and the Fuel admin works as expected. It seems that unicode - or punycode - is the norm, and that browsers will show t…
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Sadly although I'm using SVN locally, I'm just connecting live via Netbeans ftp. But I like the idea, but am yet to see how to create a hook for the IDE. need to brush up my skills on that front.
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I've seen it intermittently on versions 0.93 to 1.2. I anticipate it is related to the output type, as it seems more likely when that is set to TRUE (eg combined + whitespace strip etc) than otherwise, and may be server related.
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OK, being less lazy and have looked at the scraper code. It looks through all the anchors in h3 tags in a Google results page, trying to match the submitted domain. Authorative enough for me!
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PHEW - sorted the problem - I deleted the application cache and now fuel/pages works as expected.
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I think I deleted the Fuel folder and added the develop one afresh. However, I've since reverted to v1.2 and used just the Tag library and model to fix the category issue (which it has). Seems like v1.3 is a bigger step than most? I look forward to…
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I deleted MY_Parser and that removed the PHP error, and added the extra SQL, but I've noticed a couple of other issues. I realise the development branch might not be ready, AND I'm upgrading an existing v1.2 installation, but here's what I've found…
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Mmmh - I've deleted all tags & categories from their tables, and now in the admin I just get the ajax loading spinner when viewing the list page for tags or categories.... And now my home page shows PHP error: Cannot redeclare class MY_Security…
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I had some issues related to tags - in my faqs module the tags combo had categories instead of tags. So I updated to the develop branch too, which fixed the admin issues, but I noticed in passing the following in the tags guide here, the docs exampl…
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I understand what you're saying, but why only Firefox or IE? Also, in Firefox, the initial load of the pages module is always wrong - I've just emptied the browser cache to prove that. I take it then that the $_SERVER['HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH'] ind…