Help with fuel_modules.php file

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• admin

  November 2013 edited 4:57PM

  A few questions:
  1. In your fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php file is the fuel_mode set to "auto"?
  $config['fuel_mode'] = 'auto';
  2. Do you have a "body" field in your layout and when imported, did the view contents display in that field?
  3. If you click the view button, does your page appear?
• ChrisHPZ

  November 2013 edited 4:57PM

  Hi Admin, thanks for replying.
  
  Ok fuel mode is set to auto in MY_Fuel.php.
  
  By Body field, I assume you mean code like this: ">
  
  When I click the view button, I see a lot of the code that was imported into Fuel. However it doesn't take into account the use of a controller.
  
  This url makes the one of the pages appear as it should. fuel is a subdirectory, travel is a controller. The number prefixing travsearch.com is actually a database value which determines the a lot of the content displayed. http://20023474.travsearch.com/fuel/travel/aboutus
  
  This url without the controller reference displays code inside the editor. http://20023474.travsearch.com/fuel/aboutus
• admin

  November 2013 edited 4:57PM

  By body field, I meant the contents of what was in the field labeled body in the CMS when creating the page and not the "body" tag.
  
  When creating a page in the CMS, and clicking view, it will use the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/page_router.php controller if no controller matching the URI path is specified. If you have a controller setup and you want to render the contents of a page in a controller, in FUEL 0.93 you'll have to do something like the following in your controller method:
  $vars = array(); // an array of extra variables $page_init = array('location' => 'my_page', 'render_mode' => 'cms'); $this->load->module_library(FUEL_FOLDER, 'fuel_page', $page_init); $this->fuel_page->add_variables($vars); $this->fuel_page->render();
  The "render" method will apply any variables set when creating the page in the CMS (e.g. page_title, meta_description, etc). It will also apply any variables set in your _variables folder that apply to that particular page. If you have additional variables you want to pass to the page, you can use the add_variables method as displayed above.
• ChrisHPZ

  November 2013 edited November 2013

  So if I'm understanding this correctly, my travel controller would be something like:
  
  class Travel extends CI_Controller {
  function __construct() {
  parent::__construct();
  }
  
  $vars = array(); // an array of extra variables
  $page_init = array('location' => 'my_page', 'render_mode' => 'cms');
  $this->load->module_library(FUEL_FOLDER, 'fuel_page', $page_init);
  $this->fuel_page->add_variables($vars);
  
  // Rest of the controller code goes here
  // It is an exhaustive amount of code
  
  $this->fuel_page->render();
  }
  
  I know I don't have a function for pages here because I think I can pass all this information into any page through the controller. Is that right? I did follow the tutorial on http://adventuresincms.blogspot.com/2012/05/make-cms-content-appear-in-controller.html and did manage to come up with the results on this page, http://20023474.travsearch.com/fuel/home Unfortunately the CMS content didn't pass into the view through the controller. I know what I'm trying to do can be done, but maybe I'm going about this wrong?
• admin

  November 2013 edited 4:57PM

  Yeah. The array('location' => 'my_page'...) should be substituted with your actual page and the $vars variable should have any additional variables that you need to pass to the page. The 'render_mode' => 'cms' is crucial for pulling the information from the CMS explicitly if their is a matching view file at a similar location. Does this work for you?
• ChrisHPZ

  November 2013 edited 4:57PM

  There must be more to this because what I'm doing isn't working. Complete controller code below.
  
  <?php
  
  class Travel extends CI_Controller {
  
  public function __construct() {
  parent::__construct();
  $this->load->database();
  $this->load->library('session');
  $this->load->helper(array('form', 'url',));
  $this->load->model(array('datamodel'));
  $host = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
  $agent_pin = explode('.',$host);
  $agent_pin = $agent_pin[0];
  $agent['agent'] = $this->datamodel->getRecords('khm_affiliate','',array('agent_pin'=>$agent_pin,'is_active'=>1),'',true);
  if($agent['agent'])
  {
  $deal_detail = $this->datamodel->getRecords('khm_deal');
  foreach($deal_detail as $deal_detail_row)
  {
  $agent['deal_detail'][$deal_detail_row['khm_deal_id']] = $deal_detail_row;
  }
  $destination_detail = $this->datamodel->getRecords('khm_destination');
  foreach($destination_detail as $destination_detail_row)
  {
  $agent['destination_detail'][$destination_detail_row['khm_destination_id']] = $destination_detail_row;
  }
  $this->session->set_userdata('agent_email',$agent['agent']['email']);
  $this->load->view('includes/header',$agent);
  } else {
  redirect('err');
  }
  }
  function cruises() {
  $vars = array(); // an array of extra variables
  $page_init = array('location' => 'travel/cruises', 'render_mode' => 'cms');
  $this->load->module_library(FUEL_FOLDER, 'fuel_page', $page_init);
  $this->fuel_page->add_variables($vars);
  $this->fuel_page->render();
  }
  }
  /* End of file travel.php */
  /* Location: ./application/controllers/travel.php */
  ?>
  
  Putting the code in the cruises function directly in the __construct function didn't get me anywhere either. Really at loss here.
• admin

  November 2013 edited 4:57PM

  And there is a view file or CMS page with a location value of "travel/cruises"?
• ChrisHPZ

  November 2013 edited 4:57PM

  Yes, travel is the controller, cruises is the view
• admin

  November 2013 edited 4:57PM

  But is there an actual page in the CMS created with a location value of "travel/cruises" (under the Pages module)? Alternatively, if you change the render_mode parameter from "cms" to "views", you could have a view file located at fuel/application/views/travel/cruises.php