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• Are you using img_path() or site_url() to insert images? FUEL has added a second parameter to the site_url() function to force it to https if set to TRUE.

  in Assets re-direct to https Comment by admin March 2013
• If you do $comm->get_members(TRUE), it will return the teammembers_model with the active record where_in statement already applied so you can perform additional active record calls like so: $committees = fuel_model('committees'); <? foreach($c…

  in Sort linked objects via foreign table field Comment by admin March 2013
• I believe the reason is because the parent class method (Module::items()) calls both courses_model->list_items() and courses_model->list_items_total() with the latter used to get the total number of items for pagination. The method "list_items…

  in Select/where - Query run twice? Comment by admin March 2013
• I use a Mac and have run into problems when trying to use the php command because it maps to the version that comes with OSX which has issues connecting to the database when run via ClI. The solution for me was to map the php command to the installe…

  in Can't call model from controller using CLI Comment by admin March 2013
• Use $this->get() instead of $this->db->get. $this->get will automatically wrap the returned results with your record class. http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/libraries/my_model/table_class_functions

  in Custom Find method in Model Comment by admin February 2013
• You could create a simple module using the table you want to be able to control from the CMS: http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/modules/simple

  in Help with Tank Auth Comment by admin February 2013
• It sounds like you need a route that allows username to be any value but "fuel". Perhaps you can use a negative look ahead regex or simply move your routes to after the fuel routes: http://www.regular-expressions.info/lookaround.html

  in Custom Routes Help Comment by admin February 2013
• There is a parse_template_syntax in the MY_string_helper.php which is loaded automatically that can parse a string with template syntax.

  in site variables question Comment by admin February 2013
• Well, from FUEL's perspective, 2 blank locations with an empty value is the same as 2 home links. What if you enter in a # for one of them?

  in Possible Nav bug Comment by admin February 2013
• Hmm... I'm not seeing that locally. You mind posting the whole content of your model? And just to confirm, you don't have anything in a hook that may be changing that? The processing to save the name of the file should be happening around line 1995 …

  in How to use a just created ID in another field, upon save Comment by admin February 2013
• There is a compound unique key assigned to the fuel_navigation table of group_id, location, parent_id, and language. Out of curiosity, why do you need a menu item at the same parent level that goes to the same link?

  in Possible Nav bug Comment by admin February 2013
• Thanks for the report. I've posted a fix for that.

  in V0.93 Modules for v1.0 Comment by admin February 2013
• I've pushed some changes to help with this issue. It involves an update from FUEL (so you can pull) and a change to the blog permissions to install a blog/settings permission: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commit/adcc1f812c8b63d5602d4be…

  in CMS User issues Comment by admin February 2013
• To override the method, just create that method on your model like so: function _common_query(){ //... put your content here or nothing at all if you don't want to have a "_common_query" }

  in Getting content from module Comment by admin February 2013
• Is this in the CMS or in the views/_variables/nav.php file? If it's in the CMS, make sure it has a different nav key value then the other menu item.

  in Possible Nav bug Comment by admin February 2013
• The active = "yes" is being added by the Base_module_model::_common_query() which is inherited by your model and can be overwritten. The _common_query() method is called on every find_* methods to apply extra active record syntax for your results …

  in Getting content from module Comment by admin February 2013
• Run the following afterward to see what SQL is being generated and test that SQL outside of FUEL in your MySQL management tool (e.g. Sequel Pro, phpMyAdmin): $CI->members_model->debug_query();

  in Getting content from module Comment by admin February 2013
• That error appears to be because $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] is not properly set. Try changing that line in the fuel_constants.php to this (which is what it is in 1.0): define('WEB_FOLDER', (count($_FUEL_SEGS) > 1) ? $_FUEL_SEGS[count($_FUEL_SEGS)-2]…

  in Automating Database Backups Comment by admin February 2013
• In your controller, try this to load the config: $this->config->module_load(CHEAT_SHEET_FOLDER, 'cheat_sheet'); OR $this->config->load(CHEAT_SHEET_FOLDER.'/cheat_sheet');

  in trying to add module to dashboard (under tools) Comment by admin February 2013
• I'd try adding the following to your index.php bootstrap file to set $_SERVER variables that may not be set when running it via CLI. This is a snippet from the 1.0 beta: if (defined('STDIN')) { /* if your FUEL installation exists in a subfolder, th…

  in Automating Database Backups Comment by admin February 2013
• Try FUEL_ROUTE for the constant in the route instead of FUEL_FOLDER (which doesn't have the trailing slash): $route[FUEL_ROUTE.'tools/cheat_sheet'] = CHEAT_SHEET_FOLDER;

  in trying to add module to dashboard (under tools) Comment by admin February 2013
• A couple things: 1. Remove the ".php" from the load->view statement in the controller. 2. Be sure to the module's name is added in the MY_fuel.php $config['fuel_dashboards'] array.

  in trying to add module to dashboard (under tools) Comment by admin February 2013
• Try using $vars['js'] = array('membership' => 'javascriptfile');

  in Advanced Controller views v 1.0 Comment by admin February 2013
• I found the issue. It had to do with the name having an underscore in it and the method being used to get the name of the module. That should be fixed in the latest push: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commit/78083ce8cd3deda2005fce69fb2e…

  in Edit Add Buttons in has_many multi-field v1.0 Comment by admin February 2013
• Are you logging in as an admin and have permission? Also, is the module added to the "MY_fuel.php" $config['modules_allowed'] array

  in Module not showing in left navigation Comment by admin February 2013
• What happens if you add a Record class below it of "class Scratch_image_model" that extends Base_module_record? class Scratch_image_model extends Base_module_record { }

  in Edit Add Buttons in has_many multi-field v1.0 Comment by admin February 2013
• I believe if you create a fuel/modules/membership/views/_variables/global.php file with those values in it (perhaps just include the application folders), it should work. The reason is because the setting of the view_module variable affects where FU…

  in Advanced Controller views v 1.0 Comment by admin February 2013
• They should work for simple modules only actually although simple modules can exist inside an advanced module. If you inspect the select form field, does it have a class of something like the following: class="field_type_multi add_edit scratch_imag…

  in Edit Add Buttons in has_many multi-field v1.0 Comment by admin February 2013
• I forgot to add the $params as the third parameter in my example above (have edited it). Are the $js and $css values declared in the views/_variables/global.php file?

  in Advanced Controller views v 1.0 Comment by admin February 2013
• Its intended to help if you make a CSS or JS change to a file, and you don't want people to use the cached version. Appending the ?c= with the timestamp info at the end will cause the browser to see it as a different version and not pull from the ca…

  in "?c=" glued to every asset Comment by admin February 2013
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