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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I get a fatal error: Call to undefined method Fuel_advanced_module::pages() I suspect that shouldn't be the case...
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Hi meysam, I made up the following technique: http://adventuresincms.blogspot.co.uk/2014/02/creating-authentication-system-for-fuel.html which uses a bit of both CI & Fuel. It might help, or not!
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Ideal!
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Close! news/articles/{slug}
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I think I understand the method you are proposing. For example, a "terms & conditions" page might not warrant the "real estate" of being in the main navigation group, but could be in a footer or tertiary group. When that page is shown via the …
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OK that worked - but setting pconnect to FALSE has the same effect, interestingly. Thanks!
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Yeh good point - also I remember leaving pconnect ON, which may not help. Incidentally, I extended the models that use the 2nd db from MY_Model, and set the $dsn value inside the extended model's constructor - is that best practice?
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Jfrei, I've used Ion auth a few times with Fuel. You might be interested in this hooks solution I used recently
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Hi, they are helper functions from fuel_helper.php. Their parameters are fields from the layout files in application/config/MY_fuel_layouts.php, or failing that, any of that name / key in the array sent to views.
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I can't say there were headaches - the documentation for Flexicart, and the thinking that underlie it are sound. It was just having to integrate it into an advanced module that was laboursome. Flexicart prides itself on not dictating a product table…
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Quite recent - in the last few weeks?
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The (users_groups) look-up table must have the columns "candidate_table" and "foreign_table" present for this to work. Those columns are redundant for my purposes, but adding them with default values doesn't do any harm, and then that has_many expre…
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I used Flexi cart. It wasn't easy though, and you have to build your own admin module pretty much. With more time, it could be a excellent solution.
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Oh - I forgot to change that! I don't think I've ever seen the result of that before.
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OK that's working now - and the absence of all those options tags is dramatic. The page was a whopping 2Mb, now it's 34kb. I knew that would be easy - I can see the method listed in the docs, but I wouldn't have guessed it was for that drop-down wi…
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I can't find that method either in MY_model or Base_module_model? When I add a method of that name to my model, the select in the button bar remains. Eg function other_items() { return array(); }
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Ah - yes I have come across that before. I swapped '/' for '-' and it all works ok. You get lulled into a false sense of security seeing the format in the placeholders and even in the datepickers, and think it's alright.
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I like!
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Of course! Just for the record: function list_items($limit = NULL, $offset = NULL, $col = 'name', $order = 'asc', $just_count = FALSE) { $this->db->select('id, name, link, active, icon_img'); $data = parent::list_items($limit, $offset, $…
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I'm using PHP 5.4. I got the error using the example in the docs - literally the same code, just to see if it worked as expected. In form_fields(): $fields['ip_address'] = array('type' => 'custom', 'func' => 'my_custom_field', 'display_label…
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Also, fields POSTED that are not present in the model table are present in some hooks, but not in others. Could this be clarified too?
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Just a thought - the documentation should specify the order in which hooks are called.
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Although tagging, categorisation, and relationship properties have lessened the need for model hooks, they still have a place, and it would be a shame for them to be forgotten.
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Well, I'd better try a Foundation one then!
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Hi, if you want to create a sub-set menu, you can use fuel_nav() with the 'parent' key set to the root branch of your menu eg: fuel_nav(array('parent' => 'our-firm')); That would show any menu items under "our-firm", but not "our-firm" itself.
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Aha - I thought it would be simple, maybe not that simple! I might give that a go, but thanks for the heads-up on the POST name - even if in this case it would be an array of checkboxes.
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Actually it's more basic! - I'm not sure of the method to use: the save_related() example in the docs is: $this->examples_model->save_related( 'examples_to_categories', array('example_id' => $obj->id), array('categories_id' => $_PO…
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Is there an example of saving 'has_many' relationships, from say a checkbox array set up as a 'multi' type. I have the HTML in place via Form Builder, I'm not clear of whether Fuel has an in-built method? Is it the save_related()? This would be outs…
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My fault for not auto-generating the model, which mostly, I'm doing now!
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Tchoh! The problem was... not declaring class Garage_model extends Base_module_record { }