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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I think I found the issue and posted a fix.
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Is that folder writable by PHP?
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That is indeed a bug that looks to have been fixed in the 1.0 branch: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS To fix in .93, try adding the following to the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/module.php around line 1439 right before "$config['remove_…
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We've briefly looked into it, but will wait and see how things shape up.
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I don't think this is an issue specific to FUEL if you are able to view the SWF file. As an alternative, FUEL comes with a swf function you can try: http://getfuelcms.com/user_guide/libraries/asset#swf
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Try this method below: http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/general/creating-pages#controller
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Is this with a straight install without modifications?
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The 1.0 beta version has the functionality built into it if you set the module config parameter "exportable" to TRUE in your MY_fuel_modules.php file. The exporting is done based on the "Base_module_model::export_data" method, which you can overwrit…
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If you browse to http://localhost/mysite/assets/swf/centenary.swf do you see the sef file?
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There currently is not an option to do that unfortunately. The only other option is to use the 4th and 5th parameters of fuel_edit to provide x and y offset values
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Strange. Does that problem happen with markItUp!?
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Did you change it in the the following place as well? Also, does it look like all the javascript you need to render the page is being properly pulled in?
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What is the path that is being rendered? You will also need to make the change to this line too (for IE):
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I was able to replicate that error and pushed a fix for that helpers/user_guide_helper error mentioned earlier.
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Did you see that error when installing or when trying to view the user guide?
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That is probably due to an error being returned. "cat_name" is a field in your database correct? The data is ajaxed in and may be why you aren't seeing the error. Can you check your console (e.g. Firebug) to se if the server returns any error with a…
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There should be a step in there to enable the admin in the MY_fuel.php: $config['admin_enabled'] = TRUE;
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For example, say we had a model called widgets and we wanted to iterate over an array of widget objects and display them along with an edit pencil icon. Before we had to do something like this: <?php $widgets = fuel_model('widgets'); ?> <…
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Try using the following in your members.php file: // use get_members instead of just members for the method name $members = $category->get_members($subCategory); You have to use the method name in this case because you are passing a parameter.
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I just tried and was actually getting a slightly different error which I just pushed some fixes for regarding a file not existing. However, I ran the following command in the windows command line and it seemed to work OK. Do you have the"admin_enabl…
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I'll look into that issue. In the meantime, you should still be able to see the user guide in the CMS. The installation for the user_guide just adds the appropriate permission which isn't really necessary for the user_guide unless you plan on assign…
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I have not ran into that issue yet (but have many others with CKEditor). Is it browser specific?
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A couple things to try out. Can you debug the value of "$config['allowed_types']" around line 1438 in the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/module.php file to see what it outputs? Also, what happens if you add the 'images/groups' folder to editable_asse…
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The user guide for 1.0 is currently a module that can be downloaded on GitHub. https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-User-Guide-Module The install instructions on the installer homepage should point you to how to install the user guide but bas…
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There is an array on the model that holds the uploaded image information called upload_data that you can access from within the on_after_post hook.
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It's actually just $this->upload_data which is an array (not a method)
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If you add 'class' =>'multifile' to your file field, then it will give you the ability to upload multiple files. However, as for the processing of those file names to the database, you would need to use an on_after_post hook most likely to do fur…
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The file upload types don't save to the database, they merely just upload the file. If you want to upload and save to a field in the database, you will need to create a field to capture that. By default, any field in the table that has a name ending…
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For the paragraphs, it depends on what editor you have configured in the Admin. If you are using markItUp! which is the default, then you need to add them. The toolbar has an easy way to do that (the "P" toolbar button). You can set the editor to be…
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You may also need to change the list_items method on your model to use the UID instead of id. To do so, just set a db select statement in the method. If the model doesn't have that method, you can create it. Look at the fuel/modules/blog/models/blog…