Are there any errors being returned by the server or any clues you see in the headers? I've ran into issues in the past using a version of MAMP and the iconv library being used by the MAMP version of PHP was causing problems with non-english charact…
Hmm... not sure what the issue is. Initially I thought maybe you weren't including the enctype="multipart/form-data" in your form tag but it looks like you are. What happens if you print_r($_FILES); in the controller after it posts.
Thanks for the report. We have implemented a change to encrypt that value and decrypt upon submit on the 1.0 branch. This branch will be the next major release and contains a ton of new features and improvements.
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FU…
Have you tried increasing the memory limit? I've read that the 502 errors can be a number of things. I've ran into this issue before on an NGINX server and it had to do with an odd thing regarding accessing cookies that I never really understood.
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You can definitely help improve the docs and would be much appreciated. I'd recommend doing it on the newer User Guide advanced module that will be used for 1.0 (currently in beta). Do you know how to fork and do pull requests? If not, here is some …
That sounds like a session cookie issue. What happens if you have CI store the sessions in the database instead:
http://codeigniter.com/user_guide/libraries/sessions.html
That is correct. You can use the following with TRUE as the last parameter to return it as a string value:
$this->fuel->pages->render('home/index', $vars, array(), TRUE);
With regards to revised tutorials, we have a few other things we are…
Is the folder it's uploading to the images folder? I recall there possibly being a bug in the 0.93 version (which is still the master branch on GitHub). I'm assuming it's not the 1.0 beta branch correct?
If you want to debug further, the logic for …
There are a couple ways you can do that. First, it sounds like you'll need a variable that you can use to manipulate the media type for the CSS file you want to include-- let's call it $css_type. To specify that variable, you can use a variables fil…
The current master branch 0.93 uses a simple MD5 hash. The 1.0 version uses a sha1 with salt. The users_model in 1.0 has a users_model::salt() and users_model::salted_password_hash($password, $hash); that you can use.
I'm guessing it's trying to be parsed? If so you can wrap it in "literal" Dwoo templating tags like so:
{literal}....{/literal}
Or you can pass the "parse" value of FALSE like so:
<?=fuel_block(array('view'=>'_blocks/header', 'parse' => FAL…
You can overwrite the "options_list" method in your model like so:
function options_list($key = NULL, $val = NULL, $where = array(), $order = TRUE){ $this->db->join('locations', 'locations.id = contacts.location_id', 'left'); // change to…
The "required" array keys used by Form_builder in the screenshot you have, is to render the "*" next to the field. The actual validation for the fields is done in a couple spots. The first is it uses the blog_comments_model validator object to make …
You can't do it in the method call but you can do it via normal active record like so:
$this->organisations_model->db()->order_by('organisation_name', 'asc'); $this->organisations_model->find_all_by_relationship_id('1');
That sounds like you'll need to use Javascript to AJAX in a new list based on the currently selected category. A simple module allows you to directly call methods via ajax that map to methods on your model. The following links help explain that a li…