Blog in V1.0?

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• admin

  December 2012 edited 10:34AM

  Nope. It's just separated out into it's own module along with others (e.g. user_guide, backup etc)
  https://github.com/daylightstudio
  
  To install, download the zip file:
  https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-Blog-Module
  
  Then place it in the fuel/modules folder after renaming the folder to "blog".
• MarkHolbrook

  December 2012 edited December 2012

  Thanks... That got me further.
  
  After following all the install steps when I go to www.mysite.com/index.php/blog
  
  I get a FUEL page that says "There are no posts available"
  
  So I went into the CMS and edited the settings for "blog". I then went to the "posts" and tried to create a first post. I get this message:
  
  unable to locate the file "blocks_model.php"
  
  I then tried creating a category thinking maybe it needs one to start with. Same error in "posts".
  
  I then tried to create an author and I get this:
  
  A Database Error Occurred
  
  Error Number: 1064
  
  You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') ORDER BY `name` asc' at line 3
  
  SELECT fuel_users.id, CONCAT(first_name, " ", last_name) as name FROM (`fuel_users`) WHERE `id` NOT IN () ORDER BY `name` asc
  
  Filename: /Users/mRh/Dropbox/Dev/MAMP/htdocs/episoar/fuel/modules/fuel/core/MY_Model.php
  
  Line Number: 1058
  
  I tried to create another fuel user, I had only the "admin" so far. That still caused the same error.
  
  I'm unable to get the blog module to function.
• admin

  December 2012 edited 10:34AM

  We added prefixes to model names which caused the blocks_model error. The FUEL authors error had to do with another fix. I've pushed fixes up for both those errors. Thanks for the report.
• CMorales

  January 2013 edited 10:34AM

  I get a similar (though not the same) error, trying to use this module:
  
  Error Number: 1064
  
  You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ' " ", .last_name) AS author, fuel_blog_posts.post_date, fuel_blog_posts.publishe' at line 1
  
  SELECT fuel_blog_posts.id, title, CONCAT(.first_name, " ", .last_name) AS author, fuel_blog_posts.post_date, fuel_blog_posts.published FROM (`fuel_blog_posts`) LEFT JOIN ` ON `.`id` = `fuel_blog_posts`.`author_id`
  
  Filename: /fuelcms/fuel/modules/fuel/models/base_module_model.php
  
  Line Number: 197
  
  Thanks in advance.
• Lance

  January 2013 edited 10:34AM

  Add in the missing table prefixes in the concat part.
• admin

  January 2013 edited 10:34AM

  Updating FUEL I believe will also take care of that issue.