CRITICAL SECURITY VERSION UPDATE:
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/releases/tag/1.4.13
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/releases/tag/1.4.13
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It should act similar to a slug field in that the values from one field will be used to fill out another field (with a specified function applied to it like "mirror", "strtotupper", "strtolower", "slug).
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There is a "linked" field type that sounds maybe close to what you want: https://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/forms#linked
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Are the being passed to the '_admin/items' view in the $values variable?
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Hmm... not aware of anything.
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1.1 There is a $values array that can get passed to the template (note the $my_values): $fields['invoice_items'] = [ 'view'=> '_admin/items', 'type' => 'template', 'values' => $my_values, 'repeatable' => true, 'fie…
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I see... this is in the fuel forms module. That indeed looks like a bug. This was the fix posted: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-Forms-Module/commit/d1c7aac84b7dca9caadc1cc58a2cafd9ff02a580 You could either patch it manually or downl…
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Is this a "keyval" field type? https://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/forms#keyval If so, what parameters are you using with it: row_delimiter: the row delimiter used to separate between key/value pairs. The default is a "\n|," (return, pipe, comm…
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Has anything changed that you know of?
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Did it work at some point and then stopped? If so, were there changes made that may have caused it?
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Sorry, I don't quite understand. A CMS page with the location value of 'home' will be the homepage unless you override it with a controller.
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You can certainly try to do that by creating perhaps a separate login that uses multi-factor authentication and then creates a validated session for FUEL. It's built on top of CI so you can leverage that as much as you need.
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Multi-factor authentication is not a built-in capability of FUEL.
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The advanced module's asset folder is meant to be for specific assets required for the module. For uploading of assets, it needs to within the assets folder (which is defined in the fuel/application/config/asset.php assets_server_path value.
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I think what you want is the serialized_fields on your model: https://docs.getfuelcms.com/libraries/my_model This is a property on the model that you can specify one or more fields in your model (in an array) that get serialized and deserialized…
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Thanks for the example. I've posted an update to allow for specifying custom attributes in the purifier config as well as determining where and if to cache the definition attributes. Test it out and let me know if that helps out.
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Could you provide the HTML string you were trying to save?
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I've pushed an update for that in the deb branch. I left the comment and youtube configs just in case someone wants to use them with the html_purify() function (outside of saving to the database).
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I'm thinking to fix we create the htmlpurifier-html5 autoload with php-download and place it in the fuel/modules/fuel/libraries folder as HTML5Purifier and then in the MY_html_helper file we change line 181 to require_once(FUEL_PATH.'libraries/HTML5…
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I've pushed a change to the develop branch to allow you to pass in your own config class in the purifier.php config. By default it uses what comes with Purifier. This was the easiest way to allow that kind of customization without requiring composer…
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Relatively new use... needed to combat some XSS issues.
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It's either CKEditor doing that or potentially something with the HTML purifier which can be further configured in the fuel/application/config/purifier.php. It requires the develop branch because there are some issues on the master branch currently …
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Good to know. I'll add that DocType in the config. I ran into a similar issue with that XHTML and target="_blank" strangely.
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Thanks for the report. I've pushed a fix to the develop branch.
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Also, be sure that those cache files are deleted each time you change.
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Do you have the latest one from develop? There is a problem with that on master.
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I just pushed an update to develop branch to configure the cache directory to be fuel/application/cache/
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The cache files in the repo should have been removed with the last push to develop branch the other day. I initially didn't even know they were being written and found them while hunting down unexpected behavior (which sounds like you may have encou…
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I think you just want the following: $config['module_overwrites']['blog_posts']['model_name'] = 'My_blog_posts_model';
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Oh yep... sorry... I see what you are saying now. Yeah, line 128 in Blog_posts_model unsets that field. You could extend that model and overwrite the form_fields method using the module_overwrites: https://docs.getfuelcms.com/modules/simple#overwri…