Okay so I tried adding a global variable and now the errors go away for the pages that aren't calling the base controller. However, it flat out doesn't work on the ones that do extend the base control

I'm at it again. 4th Fuel project and this time I want a jQuery Slider on Evvverryyyy page.. However, the data is coming from a database so I've added my class to the MY_controller.php file as I would

Has anyone made some headway on a French translation for the backend. If not, I'll work on it in my spare time. I just don't want to reinvent the wheel...

Setting the date_format to Y/m/d avoids this altogether, but is unfriendly.

By extended permissions I mean 'module', 'module/edit', module/publish, module/create, module/delete as is possible for any simple model as outlined in the userguide and illustrated using the Pages mo

The forget password function wasnt working and didn't send me an email, probably because I'm working locally, so I attempted to add the md5 hash manually to the database. However, the login wouldn't a

It depends a little bit on where you want to insert the item. If you create an advanced module, you can add the following to your advanced module's config:

Unfortunately, FUEL doesn't have a built in way to easily handle that. You would need to manually add the HTML to render the list of images and the button. Something like the following:

2. Yes, the idea is that an end user would have the ability to only work in the Projects module and not have to work in the Projects Images module, solely from a UX perspective.

I'm trying to think how to represent this as a field. The value has to be run through inet_ntop() to get the string value, and otherwise the fields show a non-ascii character. I can put the decoded va

CSS wise, I've used Superfish to accompany fuel_nav()'s rendering layout a few times, which suits it well, but when I've wanted to use Bootstrap or Foundation menus, matters get a bit more complex. Is

Is there way to change FuelCMS backend editor. like tinymce.

$this->fuel->pages->render('', $vars, $page_init);

The body class variable is just a default variable in the main layout that can be used to add a class to your body tag. Note that all layout variable fields are optional and it is recommended that you

After reading a few other discussions I think I've solved it, if I extend the CI_Controller as you suggest, then using the following solved the problem with undefined variables.

If you extend the Fuel_base_controller, it will check that you are logged into the CMS. If this is a controller that you need for the front end, you can just use the normal CI_Controller to extend.

How can I add a URL parameter to the end so that the button will generate urls like this to be able to reference specific order IDs?

I'm following along this helpful tutorial that shows how to use the Form Builder class to create a custom form, but rather than render the form raw as in this example, I'd like to render the form insi

I have created an advanced module, which is working okay with the exception that the view file for the frontend wont display unless I am logged into fuel. It currently redirects to the fuel login, and

$vars['form_action'] = $this->module_uri.'/my_page'; $vars['form_method'] = 'get'; $crumbs = array($this->module_uri => $this->module_name); $this->fuel->admi