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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Ok that was a bad assumption of mine because when not logged in it doesn't work either. I'm adding fancybox and usually I get it up and running within 5 minutes but this time ... it won't work. The funny thing is, normally when clicking links that a…
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The only issue left is the markers. No errors, fuel_var does what it should, I was on a wrong path there for a moment. As soon as I put$output = $this->load->view('_layouts/main', $vars, TRUE);to TRUE it returns a blank page. Unless I add p…
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No errors. the global vars are loaded though so the markers being there is not a very big problem for me. Is there a way to make fuel_var() available? I tried loading the fuel_helper in my membership controller but to no avail. Thanks require_once(…
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I've been trying but without success. $this->load->module_library(FUEL_FOLDER, 'fuel_page', array('location' => 'membership/register')); How can I get the location to load my module view in stead of the view in fuel/application/views? So…
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front-end I'd like to use the MX way of working with modules per site section so that in case I need to move them to another project I have to copy just one folder. I'm loving this CMS btw, just here and there it's fairly different from anything I'v…
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Thanks for your reply. I should have included what I want to accomplish. I'd like to use the layout files from MY_fuel_modules and have my module view inserted into it (in stead of loading the one in fuel/application/views). Should I call them with…
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TEST 2. View is loaded from application/views, not from modules folder. When I remove the membership.php file from this location I get a blank page. <?php class Membership extends CI_Controller { public $view_location = 'membership'; // al…
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Unfortunately that does not help. Does anyone have a working example of an easy-to-understand advanced module? The blog is way too advanced and furthermore makes no use of module_library() in the way we need to to load a view.