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• Lance

  July 2012 edited 4:00AM

  Load in the fuel blog library;
  
  $this->load->module_library('blog','fuel_blog'); $posts = $this->fuel_blog->get_recent_posts();
  
  There's a few methods in there to get category posts or by date etc.
• admin

  July 2012 edited 4:00AM

  If you are using the 1.0 branch, you can simply do the following:
  $posts = $this->fuel->blog->recent_posts();
• richard112

  July 2012 edited July 2012

  Thank you for your fast reply. I am using version 0.9.3.
  
  How can I load the code in the fuel blog libary? Paste the code in fuel\modules\blog\libraries\Fuel_blog.php ?
• admin

  July 2012 edited 4:00AM

  You should be able to use the $posts array returned by Lance's example above and loop through it in your home view or layout file. If it is done in the CMS, you can use the Dwoo templating syntax in your layout input field:
  http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/parsing
• richard112

  July 2012 edited 4:00AM

  When I place the code from Lance in the home view I get the following error:
  
  A PHP Error was encountered
  Severity: Notice
  Message: Undefined property: MY_Loader::$fuel_blog
  Filename: views/home.php
  Line Number: 64
  
  Fatal error: Call to a member function get_recent_posts() on a non-object in E:\server\xampp\htdocs\fuelfmm\fuel\application\views\home.php on line 64
• Lance

  July 2012 edited 4:00AM

  Wrong $this.
  
  Change to:
  
  $CI =& get_instance(); $CI->load->module_library('blog','fuel_blog'); $posts = $CI->fuel_blog->get_recent_posts();
• richard112

  July 2012 edited 4:00AM

  I think there is something wrong. I get not only the recent posts but a large array with a lot of information.
• Lance

  July 2012 edited 4:00AM

  Are you print_obj() or print_r() on the returned posts?
  
  You will get a load of info back as those records (IIRC) are tied to record class objects. It's expected.
• richard112

  July 2012 edited 4:00AM

  Thanks for all your help. It worked.