Module Edit View

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• admin

  May 2011 edited 1:38PM

  If it is a page editable in the admin, then you can use the Dwoo templating syntax:
  http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/parsing/
  http://www.dwoo.org/
  {$articles = fuel_model('articles')} ?> {foreach($articles article)} {$article->title} {/foreach}
  
  If it is just a normal view file then you can use normal php syntax like so:
  <?php $articles = fuel_model('articles'); ?> <?php foreach($articles as $article) : ?> <?php echo $article->title; ?> <?php endforeach; ?>
  
  What I normally do is create the static view file and then import into the CMS which will take care of most, if not all the templating syntax conversion.
  
  Where did you see that templating syntax mentioned above?
• admin

  May 2011 edited May 2011

  I forgot to mention, that if you want to edit from site, you can use the fuel_edit() function:
  {$articles = fuel_model('articles')} ?> {foreach($articles article)} {fuel_edit($article->id, 'Edit Article', 'articles')} {$article->title} {/foreach}
  http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/general/inline-editing
  http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/helpers/fuel_helper (fuel_edit and fuel_var functions in particular)
• roly

  May 2011 edited 1:38PM

  Thanks, that's real simple !
  
  As to where I got the example code above, it was -
  Users Guide Home > Modules > Simple modules > The Views > Form View.
  
  I have another question ;
  Is there a way of inserting new records into the module from the site as apposed to Admin ?
• admin

  May 2011 edited 1:38PM

  For inserting new records, you can use 'create' instead of the $article->id for the first parameter.
  
  I'll update that graphic to show the use of the dwoo syntax (that was a screenshot of a test page we used for an older templating syntax.
• roly

  May 2011 edited 1:38PM

  Either I'm missing something or your code is missing something as it does not allow editing as it is :
  
  {$articles = fuel_model('articles')} ?>
  {foreach($articles article)}
  {fuel_edit($article->id, 'Edit Article', 'articles')}
  {$article->title}
  {/foreach}
  
  I therefore can't try the 'create' ? I have tried to find examples in the User Guide, following the links you sent me, but to no avail.
  
  Thanks
  Roly
• roly

  May 2011 edited 1:38PM

  Sorry ! My bad - I forgot to click on the 'pencil' to put the page into edit mode .
  Apologies.
• EcotypeS

  June 2011 edited June 2011

  Related question -- I'm making my first attempt at a page that is editable from the site (not admin). I am logged in as super-admin and I do successfully edit this table from the admin. I also know (is_fuelified()) is true when I test it from the web page where I'm trying to put the edits.
  
  I just tried
  
  <?php $hotspots = fuel_model('hotspots'); ?>
  .
  .
  foreach($hotspots as $hotspot):
  <?=fuel_edit($hotspot->id, 'Edit Hotspot', 'hotspots');?>
  <?=$hotspot->hotspot ?>
  .
  .
  <?php endforeach; ?>
  
  I see the obviously echoed data and the generated html shows several spans related to editing just after the body tag and a span with class="__fuel_marker__" that looks completely logical for each item I want to edit
  
  However ---
  I never see the fuel edit icon !
  
  Any thoughts on what I might be doing wrong?
  
  Thanks in advance ...
• admin

  June 2011 edited 1:38PM

  Is this not working?
• EcotypeS

  June 2011 edited 1:38PM

  No -- I never see the edit control bar (as in the little bar on the upper right of the item to be edited that would have the pencil icon)-- all the generated code looked logical, but obviously something must be missing.
  
  Thanks
• EcotypeS

  June 2011 edited 1:38PM

  I think it has to be some form of configuration or permissions issue ... I changed to use Dwoo and the problem did not go away ...
  
  I also added the name of the module explicitly as a permission (even though I'm currently testing as super admin) ... the problem did not go away
• admin

  June 2011 edited 1:38PM

  For the pencil icons to show up, you need to be logged in to FUEL and then viewing your website. There should be a little FUEL icon in the upper right and when you click it, it will slide open and should have a pencil icon that when clicked, will display the editable areas. If you are still having issues, try logging out and then logging back in to FUEL and then viewing the page you want to do inline editing on. Let me know if that helps at all.
• EcotypeS

  June 2011 edited 1:38PM

  Been there, done that. Did it again.
  
  Does not help.
  
  Sigh
• admin

  June 2011 edited 1:38PM

  Are there perhaps any PHP or javascript errors on the page that is preventing the javascript to execute for that top menu? You got a testing environment I can have access too? You can email me with the info if you want me to look at it.
• EcotypeS

  June 2011 edited 1:38PM

  I moved all edits into their own space and put them in "dwoo". This is a development environment. I'll happily provide info. I'll e-mail. Many thanks.