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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Cool... thanks for sharing.
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I posted one possible solution here: http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/1042/how-to-create-a-register-form-in-frontend-of-fuel-cms/#Item_2
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If you are wanting to capture the data into a table, you can create your table and then wrap it with a FUEL model (extending base_module_model) and use the form_fields method. So for example, you could create a controller to view and process the for…
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If you are using a controller for your contact page and not using Fuel_pages to render the page, then you will need to create another controller specific to the mobile version or create a route to that same file and then perhaps use the URI segment …
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I'm having a tricky time trying to replicate the issue. Would you mind doing a little debugging in the code? If so, the pagination stuff is in the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/module.php file around line 182 in the "items" method. The data is set u…
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When was the 0.9.3 initially downloaded? There were a few minor bug fixes on that branch but most fixes have been on the 1.0 beta branch (which I'd encourage you to look at as well when you have time).
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Hmmm. I'm having trouble replicating the issue locally. Have you tried logging out and then back in?
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Thanks for the report. I'll post an update to the repo very soon.
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Is the page_title variable possibly getting overwritten somewhere else in your code (perhaps in a different variables file, controller, or view file). If you remove that from the global variables file, does anything show up?
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You can have a table-less model. The assets model does this since it stores everything on the file system. There are a few method you'll need to implement, like the list items method, With regards to the Data_table library, you can pass the follow…
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Can you post the contents of the model and the URI path you are using in which you see the error.
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Is this with a fresh install of the .93 or 1.0 branch?
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It doesn't look like your syntax is correct. Your model should be located in the fuel/modules/guestbook/models/comments_model.php. Then in your controller you would do the following: $this->load->module_model('guestbook', 'comments_model'); $r…
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There are a few ways. For .93: // using the fuel_page object assuming it's already loaded $CI->fuel_page->id; // using a model $CI =& get_instance(); $CI->load->model(FUEL_FOLDER, 'pages_model'); $page_data = $CI->fuel_page->f…
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FUEL uses the Dwoo templating engine: dwoo.org http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/parsing http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/parsing/parsing_examples
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It is probably due to 'Y/d/m' not being recognized as a valid date string by the strtotime function. Valid formats can be found here: http://us1.php.net/datetime.formats.date
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Does something like this work? {$domains= fuel_model('news',array(find='all' limit=1 where='star > 3'))} Are you using 0.93 or 1.0? If 0.93, there have been a couple changes to the php_to_template_syntax function in the MY_string_helper for 1.0 …
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Is admin_enabled set to TRUE in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php file?
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It really depends on how much code can be shared across the different sites. For example, if their are custom modules built for one site and not the other, then you may want to point it to a completely different application folder in the index.php b…
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Is this in 0.93 or 1.0? I'm having a hard replicating the issue. Are you able to use it in a static view file?
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I won't be much help unfortunately other then to point you to the CKEditor API documentation. Would love to know if you figure out a solution though. http://docs.cksource.com/ckeditor_api/index.html
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The first example should work (you need the "$"). Are you referencing this inside a markItUp! editor within a page layout field in the CMS?
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Or, you can append a value to FUEL's "fuel_javascript" config parameter to overwrite parts of the "myMarkItUpSettings" object: $config['fuel_javascript'][] = 'my_custom_js';
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You may need to do some tweaking of the markitup.set file: fuel/modules/fuel/assets/js/editors/markitup/jquery.markitup.set.js Below is a link to an example on their website: http://markitup.jaysalvat.com/examples/markdown/
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I just tweeted it out: https://twitter.com/fuelcms
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They should actually be class names. For example, say you want to add a class to the second level of a navigation structure. You can do something like the following for fuel_nav: $css_classes = array(); $css_classes[0] = 'test'; // will apply class…
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Thanks. I just joined up.
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If you are using AJAX, you can use either a page generated by the "opt-in" controller method or by using a normal controller -> view. AJAX is just needing a URI resource it can resolve.
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Try using "get_excerpt_formatted" instead.
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The fuel_var() function actually returns the variable plus the inline editing code and shouldn't be used for evaluating such as in an "if" statement. To do that, simply just use $page_title.