I believe so!
// specifies which modules are allowed to be used in the fuel admin $config['modules_allowed'] = array( 'user_guide', 'search', 'cronjobs', );
Thanks. When I did the upgrade, I only replaced the fuel/modules/fuel folder. I went through fuel/application and added the missing files. It works now, but should I replace any other directories, fuel/codeigniter for example?
All of the articles (XML files) and images will be uploaded to a folder in the root directory called uploads, for example. In each XML file, if there's an image for that article, it has:
Each XML file has the content for one article (title, author, content, etc.). They can easily export their entire newspaper this way, so they want it automated now instead of having someone enter articles manually (but they still want to edit them i…
Woo! And thank you for fixing it.
2014-08-06 14:34:56 User Admin Successful login by 'admin' from xxx.xx.xx.xx debug 2014-08-06 14:34:22 Super Admin Permissions item test edited info 2014-08-06 14:34:06 User Admin Successful login by 'admi…
Yes I am! I made "test" permissions and added admin to "belongs to users."
2014-08-06 07:42:34 Failed login by 'admin' from xxx.xx.xx.xx, login attempts: 1 debug 2014-08-06 07:42:19 Super Admin Permissions item test edited info 2014-08-06 0…
This just happened to me three times in a row, while I was changing permissions between trying to log in (using Firefox for superadmin and Chrome for admin). Could be related somehow.
2014-08-05 11:18:22 User Successful login by 'admin' from xxx.x…
To view the article (http://www.lloydminstersource.com/articles/article/2014-08-05-benoit-talks-2015-election) you mean? You don't need to be logged in to view that. If I click on the entire link (http://www.lloydminstersource.com/fuel/tools/search/…
An Error Was Encountered: You do not have access to this page.
Articles are posted from a user account. I just tried giving them permissions for tools/search, but they still can't go into Search from the backend (same error). Suggestions?
Thanks for the tips. Here's what it says...
GET http://www.lloydminstersource.com/fuel/tools/search/index_site?pages=articles/article/2014-08-05-benoit-talks-2015-election&format=raw 500 (Internal Server Error) jquery.js?c=-62169956768:4 send j…
After messing around with it more, I realized it only happens because it's also set in the on_before_post hook (and expiry_date is not). I needed to have it set in on_before_post because so the file name doesn't become 1969-12-31:
$_POST['new_file_n…
For a different module, I ran into the same issue of post_date defaulting to 12pm. But I also have an expiry_date field, and it works correctly. So they're both set to datetime_now(); but only expiry_date saves as the current time. Any ideas?
Yeah, same issue I was having. The super admin account hasn't had any problems, just the other user. Has happened three times more since I posted.
http://forum.getfuelcms.com/discussion/1828/failed-login-correct-password#Item_3
I just tried implementing this as well. I added the hook from the docs...
Indexing an entire site can be a time consuming process especially for bigger sites. To help with this issue, there is is a search module hook that will run on any module that…
Using on_before_save had the same results, however, this works.
function on_before_clean($values) { if (empty($values['post_date'])) { $values['post_date'] = datetime_now(); } elseif ($values['post_date'] == date('Y-m-d H:i:s', strtoti…
Ok, after all that, I'm still getting 00:00:00.
function on_before_clean($values) { if (empty($values['post_date'])) { $values['post_date'] = datetime_now(); } return $values; } function on_before_post($values) { if (empty($_PO…