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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This issue with forms only happens when I point the MX records to Google Mail using g-suite. If I don't point the MX records away from the server then the forms work fine.
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And this is the output when the form is sent - it shows up at the bottom of the page after the user presses send: 220 smtp.gmail.com ESMTP l64sm13541012pfi.142 - gsmtp hello: 250-smtp.gmail.com at your service, [98.47.194.241] 250-SIZE 35882577 …
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I have this for the code for my email.php page. The mail is setup through gsuite. public $protocol = 'smtp'; // mail/sendmail/smtp /** * STMP Server host * * @var string */ public $smtp_host = 'smtp.gmail.com'; /** * SMTP Username …
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I was able to get it to display this message: Unable to send email using PHP mail(). Your server might not be configured to send mail using this method.
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I got the form to show up, but when I test it I get an error: Fatal error: Call to a member function errors() on a non-object in /var/www/vhosts/osheaprint.com/httpdocs/fuel/modules/forms/controllers/Forms.php on line 60 ----- A PHP ERROR WAS ENC…
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Nevermind, now I can't refresh the website cache via fuel cms.
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Line 383 in the config.php file I was having a hard time with this, but got it to work by removing the spaces: APPATH[space].[space]'/cache'; $config['sess_save_path'] = APPPATH.'cache/';
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thank you. had to add ' ' around the number but worked. $post->title_excerpt('50')
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I'm not that savvy with PHP, but I'm fairly capable of manipulating FUEL. Do I add the CI scripts to the helper file? Or do I add it directly to the page I want the blurb to show up on. I'm not 100% clear on this probably because I'm a designer befo…
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1. There are 5 pages total. 2. I have 5 modules installed: Contact module, the blog model and three custom modules. None of it paginating yet. None of the links show up in the "pages" list, just the pages I have created that don't belong to a module…
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Thank you, I checked that, and the limit_options are correct. Nothing happened to that. SAFARI: Initially the page "video-tour" didn't list within the first 50 pages, so I renamed the page to "virtual-tour", and the page listed. I created another …
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I'm back working on the site now, I can't seem to find where the Show 50, is in the code. Been searching but I'm pulling my hair out.
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No special characters in the field. In the top right where is says show 50, I selected show 100, and the page listed. Maybe I accidentally deleted a 0 because I only have 6 total pages within the main module?
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The page shows up in the "Select Another Page" dropdown in the top nav. Just not listed on the page itself. So weird.
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Yeah it's in the db table. And I can even navigate to the page on the website. It's just not showing up in the list of pages within the CMS.
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Has this property been updated for the latest version of Fuel. I'm trying to implement the same functionality for my blog posts, but it's causing an error: A PHP Error was encountered Severity: Warning Message: Missing argument 1 for Fuel_blog::g…
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I just used the above script because the new Analytics tracking script was creating a parse error with my old install of Fuel (not sure why). I'm really happy I found this post.
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That worked great. Referencing the date function link, I displayed it like this: echo date('ga', strtotime($start_time)) .' - '.date('ga', strtotime($end_time)); Thank you.
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Awesome! That worked for me. Where it echo's the image src I had to include a path to the folder for the images to load. echo '
thumbnail_image.'">
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One of the posts has 2, another has 4. Only one related post for each is showing.
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My programming rhetoric isn't so great. The time part of it is an admin function I added to Fuel, and it's suppose to display: 5pm - 8pm, rather then 24hour time: This is what I'm using to display the time on the front end: <?php echo fuel_v…
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It only outputs one of the related posts, and returns the image for it.
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I have a thumbnail image in the database as well as a main image. They are different images. I tried the suggested: echo $related->main_image; but it gave me the same results with the main image. It only displays one.
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Awesome. That worked for the date. Do I use the same var function for time? In the database I have them as 'start_time' and 'end_time'.
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The semi colon is there in my version, I must have missed it when I cut and pasted. It still isn't showing all the images. It's only showing 1 image.
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Thank you for replying. And that piece of code helped me load one related post, but it's not displaying all the related posts. I also removed "endforeach;" because it caused an error. Here's what I have: php foreach($post->related_posts as $r…
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Not sure what happened, but when I replaced the MY_fuel.php file with a fresh one it worked again.
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Yeah. calendar_posts_model is the name of my model... when I insert that line after $vars['posts'] it does not output anything different. I made modification to the calendar_posts_model file, so it does not display unpublished posts, so I know the…
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yeah... I think so. // run before_posts_by_date hook $hook_params = array('year' => $year, 'month' => $month, 'day' => $day, 'slug' => $slug, 'limit' => $limit); $this->fuel->calendar->run_hook('before_posts_by_date…
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Here's the rest of that code: // set this to false so that we can use segments for the limit $cache_id = fuel_cache_id(); $cache = $this->fuel->calendar->get_cache($cache_id); if (!empty($cache)) { $output =& $cache; }…