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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Are you print_obj() or print_r() on the returned posts? You will get a load of info back as those records (IIRC) are tied to record class objects. It's expected.
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Wrong $this. Change to: $CI =& get_instance(); $CI->load->module_library('blog','fuel_blog'); $posts = $CI->fuel_blog->get_recent_posts();
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Load in the fuel blog library; $this->load->module_library('blog','fuel_blog'); $posts = $this->fuel_blog->get_recent_posts(); There's a few methods in there to get category posts or by date etc.
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Not without hacking the code. Could you not just change your css? ul#topmenu li a:hover, ul#topmenu li.active a{ background-position:0% -50px; }
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Opps, sorry I mixed it up with fuel_nav()
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do a: print_obj($_POST);die; in your on_after_save() method. The categories/sub categories information would have been cleaned out of $values by this stage so you won't see them there. That's why your using the $this->normalized_save_data ar…
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Your post from 9:35 (directly under mine) looks like you're calling the save_related function incorrectly. It's signature is: function save_related($model, $key_field, $data) This: $this->save_related('categories_to_members_model', array('mem…
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Members, categories. When saving a member, in an on_after_save hook in your members model check your normalized_saved_data array (check I have that name correct) for category data. If there is some, save it appropriately. get_members() error. The…
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The first snippet, do none of the pages add an active class or just home isn't working? For your last snippet, It's just 'parent' not 'parent_id'. I've not had a problem losing the active class before, don't suppose your browser is caching the pa…
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Ahh.. thought it strange when I got an export ico on the button who doesn't like 1.0!
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One way: Add a custom button to your list_actions, example: 'list_actions' => array('controller/method' => 'Export') Then in your controller do what you need get the records and push the csv for download: header("Cache-Control: private")…
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Modules are git submodules now. I'll let Dave elaborate.
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Yup: $fields['test_1'] = array('type' => 'text', 'class' => 'markitup'); $fields['test_2'] = array('type' => 'text', 'class' => 'ckeditor');
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I don't think your current issue in this thread is related to your block. It seems you are 404-ing trying to get to mysite/lists/accommodation. What is lists/accomodation? Is that the location field of a cms page or a controller, method (lists::acc…
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Okay zip up everything you have including schema and pm me a link to download it. I'll take a look and see if we can get it going for you.
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Might help to post your full controller. Any different calling mysite/postanad/index? If not can you output anything in the classes contructor?
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Ah right, assumed cms pages. If they're static views sure you can use the vars file. I was more meaning create a block to hold all of this logic for required login in one place. In this block you could check the segment/vars etc. If they were cms …
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Hmm makes me think it's not being seen as legit JSON. Trying using .parseJSON Docs: http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.parseJSON/
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When you see something like CI_Exceptions::$load It generally points to the wrong '$this'. Try getting a CI instance with $CI =& get_instance() And using that to load, like: $CI->load->view() Little bit odd that it's the exceptions…
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Assuming your loop is due to the redirect. Does it stop if you just die; there? If your auth/auth/login is set to is_private = 'yes' then it will loop.. I'd ditch the global variables though and do the check in a block.
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Good to know! Thanks David. Ran into this the other day but opted for css3 rounded borders instead.. IE's gone right?!
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Have you rerouted mysite/test to postanad/index?
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What happens when using val.id & val.title?
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That example is quite involved... What's your end goal for the display of all the courses? If you just want them in a select list or even a combo list that should be pretty straight forward. The blog (posts) module does this with categories and aut…
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Sorry for the delay Erik, I missed your message. No real process, just hacked at it! I made a few minor (structure) changes in the header and the rest is just css. I loaded in an extra css file with my custom changes in there. I did make the menu…
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How about exposing the submit button's class too? HI had a case to change it from the default .submit for use with the foundation framework. Maybe a little lazy of me..
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That's right. The schema is taken into account with field types as well which is why your change to a year type worked for you. I think to do it in the form fields you probably wanted a type = date. (at a guess..)
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That should work. Try: $this->load->module_library('my_module', 'my_lib'); The error seems to point to something inside the loaded library.
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Is that the complete code? upload->data() gets you an array of information for a file, from the docs: This is a helper function that returns an array containing all of the data related to the file you uploaded. So it's per file, hence only savi…