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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David (or Dave): http://thedaylightstudio.com/about
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Are you saying you submitted a pull request for this or that you are wanting to do one on the 1.0 branch?
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CKEditor doesn't like inline styles. I would recommend adding the following to your paypal_button field to remove CKEditor for that field: $fields['paypal_button']['class'] = 'no_editor';
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Hmm.. I'm not seeing that error. I have the following class in the application/models folder which is getting loaded when the the $config['module_overwrites']['pages'] is used above. require_once(FUEL_PATH.'models/fuel_pages_model.php'); class My_p…
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Does it work if the permissions just use "courses"? It should match what the module's name is.
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Those functions return blog post objects in which you can use there url property like so: $next_post = $this->fuel_blog->get_next_post(); url?>">NEXT
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There is a $this->fuel_blog->get_next_post() and $this->fuel_blog->get_prev_post() that you can use to get the next and previous post. However, if you are wanting to get a specific month or even year, you can browse the posts as such: /b…
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OK... that would explain the content_formatted not working. That's a 1.0 feature.
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This is using FUEL 1.0 correct?
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If you are using the 1.0 beta, you'll need to use the parameter "ignore_representative" if you field name is "image". You can add validation in your on_after_post hook with something like the following (haven't tested it out): function on_after_post…
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content_stripped simply runs the strip_tags function on the $post->content values. Does strip_tags($post->_content) work?
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To use a different model for the pages module you can use the modules_overwrites key in the MY_fuel_modules.php file like so: $config['module_overwrites']['pages'] = array('model_name' => 'my_pages_model', 'model_location' => 'app'); Are you …
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The CRUD functions work when you route them to the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/module.php controller. That module gets generated just in case you don't want to use the CRUD functions for you module at that specific URI path. A lot of the "tools" m…
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That sounds like you may need to apply the CSS background color on a parent element but tough to say.
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Why don't I send you a zip of what I generated and then you can test it out on your end and we can better see what the issue is hopefully. Is the email in your profile where I should send it?
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I see... can you just use strip_tags on it? If you are using the 1.0 beta, there is a "_stripped" formatter you can use: <?php echo $post->content_stripped?>
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I'm not quite sure I understand. Does the archives sidemenu block use images in it?
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Just so I'm clear, these are the steps that I did to get to the simple CRUD functions: 1. Used the command line to create the advanced module: php index.php fuel/generate/advanced example 2. Used the command line to create the simple module in the …
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If you have an advanced module with the same name as a simple module, they'll compete for the same fuel/example URI and the advanced module wins because it has the controller. If you are just wanting to do CRUD functions on the example model, you do…
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The CRUD functions of an advanced module would essentially be the CRUD functions of any of its sub modules. The blog advanced module is a good example of this. Not that it has a fuel/modules/blog/config/blog_fuel_modules.php file that contains the "…
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You would need to alter the fuel.css or add an $config['xtra_css'] in your MY_fuel.php which points to an additional CSS file that will be used to overwrite the current fuel.css. $config['xtra_css'] = array('my_fuel.css'); This will look for a css f…
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Hmm... at the bottom of fuel.php it includes the MY_fuel.php file which will overwrite any config values with the same name.
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Think of Advanced modules as another "application" folder. You can add your own models folder and module configuration file. More can be found here: http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/modules/advanced Additionally, the 1.0 beta has command line g…
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Try adding "swf" to the "editable_asset_filetypes" config parameter in your MY_fuel.php config file: // specifies what filetype extensions can be included in the folders $config['editable_asset_filetypes'] = array( 'swf' => 'swf', 'images' =>…
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Are you trying to upload it to the assets/swf folder?
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You can use jquery to target a specific node in that page if you can't get rid of the header and footer. See the jQuery "load" method. You could use the is_ajax() function in your header and footer to determine whether to render them based on if it'…
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The css being pulled in depends on what is in the header of your page. The blog has a header that it pulls in which has a blog.css file which would need to change based on your designs. With regards to loading in the blog post on the same page, are…
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The blog module is made up of several "simple" modules with the most important one being the blog_posts module. This module uses the blog_posts_model to house the information for the blog posts. Categorizing the posts is done with the blog_categorie…
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Good to know. Thanks for reporting back.
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Yeah... jquery should probably be the first because it will look for that $ variable for your plugins.