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 also want the nav to look like this: > Plugins > Directory Company Locations Staff > Events Company Locations Event
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This was good information about changing /fuel to /admin. +1
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That could work except I'm testing how pages look when there is no logged in user. Also, it implies that there's an issue, and I hate sweeping issues under the rug that I don't understand.
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I think I got it. $CI->fuel->admin->check_login(); Added this and now it seems to work the way I want it to.
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I must be doing it wrong. In my code when I use a function to determine if the current user is authorized to view the current page. The first thing it does is the following: if (!$CI->fuel->auth->is_logged_in()) { return FALSE; } …
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Actually, just ran across a reasonable explanation, so tried it and it worked. I had to give the jquery I was loading a different namespace to use. // $j is now an alias to the jQuery function var $j = jQuery.noConflict( true );…
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It's been like this for me over a month even though I've had it resend the confirmation email and done the revalidation. It doesn't seem to have prevented any functionality.
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Converting the mySql field types to VARCHAR worked.
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In one case, where the lat/longs are working, it appears as if they are being treated as strings (arrays converted to JSON): [{"crew":"Crew 4659","crew_type":"Survey","project":"Calgary_2015_05_06","latitude":"51.002985485829","longitude":"-114.055…
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Thanks!
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I did it like this, but it's a lot of work. Just wondering if there's an easier way (from the navtech_projects_model): function is_authorized_user() { $CI =& get_instance(); // check to see if user is logged in if (!$CI->fuel->…
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Not exactly. I'm trying to figure out if I can do the following in one step: select * from fuel_relationships where candidate_table='navtech_companies' and foreign_table='fuel_users' and foreign_key=1 The foreign_key is the fueld_users.id. The sec…
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SOLVED: in my {module}_base_controller::_common_vars() function, I now have the following (and it worked!): function _common_vars() { $vars = array(); $vars['css'] = array('navtech'); $vars['js'] = array(); $vars['body'] = ''; $vars['p…
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That didn't quite work, my link to the stylesheet is showing up before the header tag.
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I think I got it. Just needed my own css and call the following: <?=css('navtech')?> Funny how it's easier to resolve an issue after you ask for help. Sometimes...
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I think I found the issue, but I am not sure how to resolve it. If I look at the source for the blog, it has this: This contains the proper css that I need for the formatting to work correctly. This exists in: "fuelserver\assets\css" but I was loo…
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I should say I took this formatting from the blog\views\themes\default\_layouts\blog.php file and incorporated it into my own.
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Yep, missed that one. You have a good eye.
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It's always the simple things.
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Found it. In the $config['modules']['navtech_projects'] I am missing the 'id' column: 'table_headers' => array( 'name', 'last_remote_update', 'published', ), Argh! 'table_headers' => array( 'id', 'name', 'last_remote_up…
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FYI, I created another simple module, added it to the nav menu and pointed the table to my projects table and now I get what I expected. I'll start migrating the code over and see if it's something I've done, which seems like the obvious case. I'll …
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Yes, I'm super_admin
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I added to module.php in the items() function, just before "if ( ! $this->rows_selectable)": echo PHP_EOL . "this->rows_selectable:" . PHP_EOL . $this->rows_selectable; The result is: this->rows_selectable: 1 I added just before "for…
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Ok, I figured it out. My code was calling a new array which was wiping out everything. I just needed to do this instead: $CI =& get_instance(); $CI->load->module_model(FUEL_FOLDER, 'fuel_users_model'); $user_options = $CI->fuel_users_m…
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And is there some documentation for this forum so I can do formatting properly?
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One other issue in Blogs I haven't been able to track down yet is when you edit a blog and go to the Associations tab, the Category drop down only contains the first category from the fuel_categories, although you may have more than one.
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I also made these further modifications: ALTER TABLE `fuel_categories` CHANGE COLUMN `name` `name` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COLLATE 'utf8_unicode_ci' AFTER `id`, CHANGE COLUMN `slug` `slug` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '' COLLATE 'utf8_u…
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This one too, in fuel_categories: `description` text NOT NULL, `language` varchar(30) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'english',
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FYI, because you convinced me to use the developer branch, it looks like your fuel_1.4_schema_changes.sql is missing some updates to the fuel_tags tables. Specifically: `description` text COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL, `context` varchar(100…
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It's just confusing to the end user to have someone else's name displayed when they change the user based on the fuel user id.