Advanved Modules - Model problems

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• DaveGill

  March 2013 edited 4:49AM

  Well after some more playing I found that the issue was that the Fuel_base_controller was loading the fuel_auth library in its constructor and was then referring to it as $this->fuel_auth but could not find it. If I changed line 31 to
  $this->fuel_auth = $this->load->module_library('FUEL_FOLDER');
  It got further but then stopped in the assest_helper with a problem on jspath....
  
  I may well be doing something stupid wrong here but it is incredibly frustrating trying to get an advanced module to work.... May have to abandon the FUELCMS and look for an alternative.
• DaveGill

  March 2013 edited 4:49AM

  Even more digging....... Very odd...
  I have added an echo to the fuel_base_controller constructor and found that the constructor is firing a second time when I call
  $this->load->module_model('offers','offers');
  The second time it is loading is causing it to fail...
• admin

  March 2013 edited 4:49AM

  A couple questions:
  
  1. What is the path and name of your controller?
  2. Can you paste in the whole code or at least up to the index method?
  2. Is this with 0.93 or the 1.0 beta version
  https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/tree/1.0
• DaveGill

  March 2013 edited 4:49AM

  Hi,
  I am using 0.93 at the moment.
  
  The path is fuel/modules/offers/controllers
  
  The whole controller is
  <?php
  require_once(FUEL_PATH.'/libraries/Fuel_base_controller.php');
  
  class Offers extends Fuel_base_controller {
  public $view_location = 'offers';
  public $model_name = 'offers';
  function __construct()
  {
  parent::__construct(TRUE);
  $this->_validate_user('tools/offers');
  }
  
  
  function index()
  {
  echo('Fred');
  $this->load->module_model(OFFERS_FOLDER,'offers');
  echo(' is dead!');
  // $vars['offers'] = $this->offers->getAllOffers();
  // $this->_render('offers_admin',$vars);
  }
  }
• admin

  March 2013 edited 4:49AM

  It sounds like it may be because you have a model that's the same name as your controller (2 Classes named Offers?). Try naming your controller, Offers_module. This will automatically be picked up by FUEL without the need for a route in your fuel/modules/offers/config/offer_routes.php file.
• DaveGill

  March 2013 edited 4:49AM

  Yup..... Thank you very much.... Hopefully that will be my Doh!!!! moment for the week.