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'm using v1 by the way) OK, finally got round to trying your suggestions (creating an extension of Fuel_pages_model), and... there is still a problem regarding the tags association - if, after making the changes above, I try to create a tag there…
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I'll stop being lazy and see if the non-minified versions work. I did try moving the order of scripts around, but sometimes JQuery has to be earliest.
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I wrote a tutorial eulogising Form Builder: http://adventuresincms.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/putting-form-builder-class-to-work-in.html
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You're forgiven! OK that all works nicely, and is much tidier.
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Hmm - but this model "articles" is a sub-model of "newsletter". It doesn't need its own path as you suggest, really?
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Sorry - didn't get back to you about the folder. I've written files to the specified folder (using the fuelimage upload), so that's not the issue. Preselection works fine with a new install of Fuel (obviously!) but not with the current project, but…
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I'm thinking of admitting defeat on using CKEditor for a newsletter WYSIWYG, since the disconnect from the full HTML DOM to the one you need to use for email clients is too big a gap to bridge. So... Is it possible to configure markitup only for a …
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I got the update plugin file, copied it into my project, and in the model's form_fields() method I added: $fields['content']['img_folder'] ='mypath'; but it doesn't seem to have had an effect? I tried it with a fresh checkout of FUEL though an…
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Whether a git update has solved it, or aggressive caching caused it, the problem seems to have gone away!
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Here's a screenshot of the issue - looking at the source code, the nested "window" is actually a 404 page. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9540005/nested_modal.png This is with Firefox 20.0.1 on Windows 7 So what has happened is hit "edit" ne…
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Using the default generated tables, I tried sorting by 'content' and 'precedence', and the list still seems to be in 'name' order ascending regardless. The clearing of the fuel_relationships table is fine now though.
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I installed the latest Fuel (today) and tried this feature out again with public $has_many = array( 'articles' => array('model' => array(NEWSLETTER_FOLDER => 'articles_model', 'order' => 'precedence ASC')) ); and it didn't seem to…
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Duh, forgot to change those - now they are OK. Bu, another oddity, I created a sub model "subscribers", and the record class came out as "Ubscribers" in the model?!
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Oddly though, the H2 ico class is 'ico ico_newsletter_publications' across all sub model pages? 'Publications' happened to be the first model in the generate command?
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I downloaded today's commits (including your fix for model_location), installed fuel, ran the generate code as above and now creating navigation like: $config['nav']['newsletter'] = array( 'newsletter/publications' => 'Publications', 'newsle…
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I think the generated newsletter_fuel_modules arrays are assigning the wrong "model_location"? Maybe? The value to that key should be the module name "newsletter"? Eg $config['modules']['publications'] = array( 'preview_path' => '', 'model_lo…
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yes - I should have mentioned that! The code is: $config['modules']['publications'] = array( 'preview_path' => '', 'model_location' => 'publications', ); $config['modules']['issues'] = array( 'preview_path' => '', 'model_location' =&g…
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OK, I'm still not clear on the structure of an advanced module: If I generate an advanced module called 'newsletter' with php index.php /fuel/generate/advanced newsletter then create models with the command php index.php /fuel/generate/simple…
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Yes! Result! Thanks!
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Right, this isn't as satisfactory as I'd like, because the css is now sourced from the general assets folder, not the module asset folder. I have this in my advanced module admin controller constructor: $this->data['css'] = array('cart_admin')…
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OK, seek and ye shall find... I looked at the existing advanced modules, and found the Google Keywords one had a js controller loaded via $this->js_controller. However, trying to append a css file via javascript results in a 403. I'm now tryin…
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Thanks - I'll grab that. The Form Builder is great, by the way. I cackle to myself when I use it.
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Of course! I was expecting it to be in a config file instead.
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No - I get the error "Can't use method return value in write context". Hence assigning the method return to a variable in my earlier comment ie: ... $mod_name = $this->module_obj->name(); if (empty($mod_name)) ... which does work.
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Update - the "missing module" message was being set by this evaluating true in module.php (line 47): empty($this->module_obj->name) If I substitute $this->module_obj->module_name and pre-assign it to a variable e.g. $is_this_empty = …
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Hi, I thought I'd try and incorporate Flexicart into an advanced module for v1.0 of Fuel, but I've run into a "You are missing the module flexicart." error (generated in the module controller). I followed the 7 steps admin outlined above, and sure …
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Yep - tried that and it works fine, I just wondered if there was any value in allowing attributes to be altered via an array? The Admin class could do with a good tutorial - I hadn't appreciated how much work has gone into it!
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Just tried doing the same with a fresh v1 Git checkout, and the index for /blog is throwing a 404 for that.
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The module I'm using with v1.0 is: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-Blog-Module That's v1 compatible?
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I've just tried my GA module installs for v0.93 & v1.0 and both seem to be working fine