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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In FUEL 1.0 beta markItUp! and CKEditor use the same image select/upload functionality: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/tree/1.0
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Hmm... not sure. Here's a few Google links that may help: http://galleryproject.org/node/8955 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4336757/500-server-error-premature-end-of-script-headers http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=24447 http://www.liquidweb.co…
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It's tough to say what may be causing the issue. Were you able to diagnose what script combinations may be causing the problem? You can break them out into separate js and css function calls but that starts to defeat the purpose of that feature.
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I do see your pull request so thanks. However, it looks like it is merging with the master branch instead of the 1.0 branch? If that is the case, here is some docs on how to do it on a specific branch. Thanks again and I'll go ahead and make that ch…
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When you say new user, do you mean a new user to the FUEL CMS admin? If so, you can click on the "Users" menu item on the left in the CMS to create new users and assign permissions. If you are wanting a separate new user unique to your application …
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What is the language associated with the user you are logging in as? To change that language value you can click on the user name in the upper right corner and edit the user name value associated with that user in the CMS. I did find an issue if …
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Hmm... I'm not able to replicate that issue. Here is what I did to test: 1. Went to MY_fuel.php and commented out all the modules except for the backup module. 2. Went to the fuel/modules/backup/language/ folder and duplicated the english folder. 3.…
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I'm assuming you placed the language files in their appropriate module folder correct (e.g. fuel/modules/{module}/language/dutch/)
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FUEL uses HMVC. The folder to place your modules is in the fuel/modules folder (outside of the application folder). There is some documentation on how to create "Advanced Modules" that area essentially HMVC modules that are integrated with FUEL: htt…
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Try removing the inline style and see if that helps. I've had problems with CKEditor and inline styles.
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Can you post the code you were trying (you can wrap it in "code" tags for it to appear in the forum)? Did the code perhaps have special characters or was there anything like an iframe or javascript code?
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I don't know of any modules at the moment. To do that would require those folder to be writable. As an alternative, you can use FUEL's import functionality which allows you to edit view files at the same location path and it will allow you to import…
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Nice... I've tweeted it out.
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I also forgot to mention that if your pages use views and there is a language value set by the user using Fuel_language, it will first look for a view file in the views/language/{language}/ folder and if it doesn't find it, it will default to just t…
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There is a "languages" fuel configuration parameter you can set in MY_fuel.php (not there by default so you'll need to add it). The value is a key/value array with the key being the language key and the value being the language name. The default val…
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Sure. As an FYI, the FUEL 1.0 beta has added much better support for multiple language sites if you are not already aware: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/tree/1.0
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Could you give me an example of a language key that you are wanting to see translated on the front end?
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That sounds like a Dwoo templating error being called from fuel/modules/fuel/libraries/dwoo/Dwoo/Loader.php. It's looking for a class of "module". So just confirm, you've created a layout file in the fuel/application/views/_layouts folder and have s…
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Try clicking on your your login name in the upper right and then changing your language value to swedish.
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Although I don't know if it will help in this situation, but try adding the 'render_mode' => 'view' to the passed parameters as well: $this->fuel->pages->render('appointments/create',$vars, array('view_module' => APPOINTMENT_BOOKER_FO…
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It looks like you have your view in an advanced module correct? If so, you will need to pass an additional parameter to look in that folder instead of the application folder: $this->fuel->pages->render('appointments/create',$vars, array('vi…
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What are you seeing instead? Also, do you have a view or a page created in the CMS of "appointments/create"?
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My mistake. It should be the name of your advanced module like you suggest: 'js_controller_path' => js_path('','newsletter');
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You can use the render_type of "array" like so: echo fuel_nav(array('render_type' => 'array'));
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Was the folder not being writable part of the problem with it not selecting that specific image folder?
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You'll need to add the 'js_controller_path' to your module configuration: 'js_controller_path' => js_path('','articles'); You'll also either need to change the controller to be either just "ArticlesController" to live at fuel/modules/articles/as…
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It isn't something that can be controlled at the module level but you can add the "class" => "markitup" or "class" => "wysiwyg" on individual fields to toggle between the different editors. $fields['content']['class'] ='markitup';
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Is the folder writable? If not, it will default to the images folder. With regards to the img_path function, right now, you'll need to manually enter it in in the source view mode like so: {img_path('my_img', null, 1)}
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Actually, I was able to figure out an easy way to do that and have posted an update. If you pass an img_folder parameter to your field, it will look in that image subfolder (e.g. "blog")
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The img_path functions 3rd parameter if set to TRUE will make the paths absolute. With regards to opening a particular sub image folder, that is not currently supported from within CKEditor or markItUp.