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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Is there perhaps a PHP error or javascript error on the page (turn on errors in the /index.php bootstrap file if they are not on)
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And the fuel/application/views/_layouts/nt_basic.php layout file uses something like the following in it: <?=fuel_var('body')?> Additionally, you have a page in the CMS setup using that layout and the body field is filled out?
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What does your layout look like and what fields are you using in your layout (MY_fuel_layouts.php)?
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Was the page created in the CMS under the pages module? http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/inline-editing
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It looks like it has something to do with the MySQL setting of "STRICT_TRANS_TABLES" (new one for me). I've pushed that fix to the blog module.
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Actually... that won't work if it's erring before that.
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Can you run $this->debug_query() after it executes the query to output the raw SQL statement?
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Inline editing variables only apply to page variables created in the CMS and won't work for variables created in a variables file. Also, did you toggle the pencil icons on in the top menu bar on the page to show the pencils?
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What about if you do it like this? 'actions' => array('edit','delete', 'faceoff-child/move-up/{id}' => 'UP', 'faceoff-child/move-down/{id}' => 'DOWN', ),
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Place your custom models in the fuel/application/models folder. You can extend extend native FUEL models and place them in that folder as well (e.g. My_pages_model). In your model, change your model's $auto_encode_entities property like so: pu…
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I would setup your own controller and register a route (like normal CI). I would extend the Module.php controller so you get the authentication check. If you are wanting to launch it in a modal window, you can use the fuel.modalWindow function in…
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There is an "edit_method" module parameter you can specify which is the method on your model to use for retrieving information. You could create your own method or overwrite your model's find_one_array() method to return the data in the format you n…
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You have to change it on a per model basis because by default that model property is inherited from the MY_Model which by default is set to TRUE. For existing FUEL model's, you would need to extend them and use the module_overwrites in the fuel/appl…
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What if you set the type to "select" and change the option parameters to the following: 'options' => ['f' => 'no','t' => 'yes'],
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What about this: public function form_fields($values = array(), $related = array()) { $fields = parent::form_fields($values, $related); // put in your own specific code to manipulate the fields here if (!empty($values)…
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I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean by "getting all entries editable except these two". Do mean the values you are entering are not saving? If so, if you do a print_r($values); exit(); at the end of the on_before_save method, is your prope…
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There have not be any updates to FUEL regarding Postgres and it would be a matter of trial and error unfortunately.
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Sorry... you will need to adjust your form_fields method to use the "tel_parts" and "fax_parts" as well. The on_before_save should be used to assemble them into their true storable values.
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Does a page show up here: http://{myserver.com}/index.php/fuel/login Also, is your site in a subfolder on your server? If so, you may need to change your .htaccess
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The reason that is happening is because the saved value overwrites the $telValue and $faxValue upon rendering and so the inputs get lost. I would recommend in this case using a field name that doesn't match the saved field's name (e.g. tel_parts[], …
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Did you enable the admin in fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php (by default it is set to FALSE)
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And what does your on_before_save look like?
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In the example above, there looks to be an extra single quote in the example provided. Could you paste in your current code implementation with the correction?
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Thanks for the code example. I believe CI 4 is using that now too: https://github.com/bcit-ci/CodeIgniter4
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Sorry, I'm not quite sure since that server error message is pretty vague and not one I've seen before.
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FUEL doesn't have it's own debugging function (although it would be a nice addition I think). The $CI object has child objects that have properties that reference the $CI object and so debugging that object can be problematic since it causes and in…
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This appears to be some sort of server specific issue in which I think you'll need to contact them to resolve unfortunately.
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That looks to be a server specific error and not one served up by FUEL/CodeIgniter.
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What about the URL: http://{myhost.com}/index.php/fuel/login Note that I added login at the end so it doesn't redirect to /admin. Does it help if you change the fuel_path in MY_fuel.php back to fuel/?