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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YES! Thanks a bunch, I would've looked for that for quite a while. On a side note, I tried adding 'display_preview' => TRUE to my field, assuming I'd get a preview of the selected image beside the field in the form. I see nothing and nothing s…
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I've found the source of the problem. It is not related to the column type. In fact, the crash occurs anytime I try to sort a column that has an alias containing a space (in my list_items function). For example, sorting de TEXTE column if... $th…
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Ok, looked a little further and, if understand correctly, I should be using fuel categories, using context (blog for example), instead. Right?
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Great thanks!
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Bump!
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Ok great. Thanks for your help!
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So, if I need to get posts that fit multiple categories at once, the best way would be to build my own method in the blog_posts model, right?
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Fantastic! Thanks!
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Ok, got it. If I use the array for my WHERE parameters, this is the generated query: SELECT fuel_blog_posts.*, fuel_blog_users.display_name, CONCAT(fuel_users.first_name, " ", fuel_users.last_name) as author_name, YEAR(fuel_blog_posts.post_date) as…
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This is what's being generated: SELECT fuel_blog_posts.*, fuel_blog_users.display_name, CONCAT(fuel_users.first_name, " ", fuel_users.last_name) as author_name, YEAR(fuel_blog_posts.post_date) as year, DATE_FORMAT(fuel_blog_posts.post_date, "%m") …
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The find_all() call is not generating the error, it is originating from the where clauses. Everything works fine if I remove these (all the posts are returned). Commenting out the blocks relationship in blog_posts_model has no effect (I had already…
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That is indeed the one I want, but I had already tried it. Same type of error: Unknown column 'fuel_blog_categories.slug' in 'where clause' SELECT `fuel_blocks`.* FROM (`fuel_blocks`) WHERE `fuel_blog_categories`.`slug` = 'cat1' OR `fuel_blog_cat…
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D'oh, I could've/should've caught that. The same typo is in the last line. Should be: $cat_posts = $CI->blog_posts_model->find_all(); But now I'm getting a DB error: Unknown column 'blog_categories.slug' in 'where clause' SELECT `fuel_blocks…
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Ok, I understand the logic, but I can't target the blog_posts_model. I'm getting an error: Message: Undefined property: Page_router::$blog_posts My BLOG module is in "./fuel/modules/blog", default install - no changes. I'm using Fuel 1.2.1. What …
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Ok great! It might seem clear to another user, but an added example/clarification to the docs would've greatly helped me (and perhaps even prevented me from taking up some of your time). Thanks again for the help!
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Yes it does. If I use the base_module_model::ajax_options() logic in my method to return a formatted html list, the dependent field works fine. Here's my method: function ajax_get_groups_by_division_id($div) { $options = $this->groups_m…
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It wasn't assigned to any element. I didn't really get what the "replace_selector" was for. If I understand correctly now, it should be the class or id of the element which is to be replaced. And if I don't use a "replace_selector" attribute, then…
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Ok, I was looking in Network -> XHR (using Firefox Dev Edition) but I didn't see the RESPONSE tab when I selected the AJAX request. Yes, "test string" is being returned. I also tried the original code and it was returning the object. I can also…
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Do you mean something like this? function ajax_get_groups_by_division_id($div) { $data = "test string"; return $data; } If so, still nothing. I select something from the DIVISION dropdown, the GET request is sent, but nothing refreshes on the page. …
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Is there a working example of this in the fuel module? I couldn't find one that could've been my inspiration.
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Yes. If I select domething in the DIVISION list, a GET request is sent, like this one: http://localhost:9090/1-DURABAC-MASTER2/admin/groups/ajax/get_groups_by_division_id?id_division=3 However, the following errors are thrown in the console: Refer…
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It's rather large. Here are the relevant fields: (I can send more details if needed) $CI->load->model('divisions_model'); $divisionList = $CI->divisions_model->options_list('divisions_id', 'division_name'); $fields['id_division'] = ar…
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I get the exact same results when using an array - 'js' => array('hello'). In the documentation, a string is used both for inlining the code and including a file (http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/javascript#modules).
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I'm getting the following JS errors in the console (using the second scenario): If the js filename matches the field name $fields['my_field'] ... 'js' => 'myfield' I get the following error: "TypeError: my_field is not a function" If the js f…
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Got it! Fantastic! Thank you.
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Exactly what I was looking for! Couldn't find it in the docs (though doesn't mean it isn't there). Thanks!
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Awesome! Both of these work great! Just what I needed. Thanks! BTW, typo in your 1st suggestion: should be a bracket after "productsheet" --> $pages[':any/productsheet$'] = array('var1' => 'var1_value');
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That worked, thanks.
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It is being echoed in the view file, inside a foreach loop: <?php foreach ($products as $product) : ?> ... <?php echo $product['schema_fr']; ?> ... <?php endforeach; ?> $products is being passed to the view as a global variable …
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Awesome! Works like a charm. I missed it in the documentation, sorry. As always, thanks for your quick reply and help David.