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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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We built the new website for the London Economic Development Corporation using FuelCMS. We picked FuelCMS because of it's flexibility for page layout and easy to use admin interface. http://ledc.com
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Any chance you could explain how you're doing this? Are you using git submodules? If the code for your project is in /fuel/application how do you handle this? Are you using .gitignore directives?
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Excellent! FuelCMS 1.2.1 deployed on PHP5.2 and I can confirm no issues...so far
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Have you tested FuelCMS 1.2.1 with PHP 5.2? Any issues?
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Thanks!!!
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Will do
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It went away, but it's happening again The user logged in on the 29th, but didn't make any changes, then when they tried to log in again on the 30th their password had changed. Yes, the salt value for all users is 32 characters. The code looks r…
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I think it was related to the server running PHP 5.3. I changed it to 5.5 and the problem seems to have gone away.
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The 404 was the missing favicon. Fixed that and now I'm getting no errors when the page screws up. This is the start of the response I get from the server: On a good response it looks like this: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0…
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1. I do now and I'm getting a 404 2. Live environment 3. /fuel/pages and /fuel/blocks, seems like its listing pages, not details You gave me some code to add the URL of the 404. Just going to throw that in now to get more info.
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Perfect! Thank you
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Cool! Thank seemed to work. My concern is that I don't necessarily want it to index ALL of my modules. If a model doesn't have a view is it still indexed?
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HAha it ended up being a firewall issue. The client has a managed GoDaddy server so I don't have root access and they secure the hell out of the box. There was no rule for local http access through the firewall, LOL. My original cron command: curl …
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Stupid Plesk. I can't seem to figure out how to enable SSH access for my server, but I do know that the CRON jobs aren't running as root, so there may be permissions issues. The user is the FTP account.
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Don't have SSH access at the moment...working on that?
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v1.04
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Thanks
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DAMMIT, you really need a delete button on there <?= fuel_block('My Block') ?> does work
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Thanks
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Thanks! The helper code made the system angry, so I added the code to core/Exceptions.php for now. I didn't see a commit in the development branch with the change.
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Hmmmm I wonder if this maybe isn't possible. I added 'Blockquote' to the ck_editor_settings array in MY_Fuel.php $config['ck_editor_settings'] = "{ toolbar:[ ['Bold','Italic','Strike'], ['Blockquote'], ... And blockquote shows…
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This is the error that I'm getting now: TypeError: 'undefined' is not a function (evaluating 'fuel.getModule()') from custom_fields.js line 76
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Actually, Can you provide a simple example of a controller that users the form_builder to build a form that includes a WYSIWYG field (ckeditor). I'm getting all kinds of javascript errors, but CKEditor shows up but it looks a little funny. Very f…
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How do I include jqx.js? In my header block or is there a way to added it through a config file?
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Thanks, that worked
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Awesome, CKEditor is showing up now, but all of the 'type' => 'text' fields became textareas so I just dropped the 'type' => 'text attribute and all is good. I didn't need the jqx_config, but not I need to modify which options are available o…
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Love it!! Thanks
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LOL...no
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GAH!! When I downloaded and extracted the zip file from github and the folder was called "FUEL-CMS-Search-master", changing it to "search" solved the problem. Module installed successfully.
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Changed my hostname to '127.0.0.1' and the error got a little nicer "There was an error installing the 'search' module." The database config values are definitely being loaded, but for some reason the CLI is cranky.