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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We don't have a timeline yet but are actively working... sorry... I know that doesn't help. We aren't trying to be secretive, we just need to work it in among other projects.
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You can make your menus go as deep as you need... in your case you would just specify the parent_id of "other/item3".
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I'm not quite sure why that is happening at the moment... any luck on your end?
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I believe some of these file upload issues you are experience will be addressed in the next major release
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Sorry for the delay but I don't have a good answer at the moment... any luck on your end?
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That's a pretty brood question. Can you be more specific?
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You can set FALSE, to any location value in the nav if you don't want it to link anywhere. With regards to having the menu shoot out to the right, I'm assuming you need some sort of way to style your menu and are looking for different ways to do tha…
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If you set the a location parameter in the array to FALSE, it will render the menu item without a link. So for the first menu item you could do: $nav['other'] = array('location' => FALSE, 'label' => 'Other', 'parent_id' => NULL);
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It's a configuration setting of "default_home_view " you can set in your MY_fuel.php file. The 404_override controller (set in the routes config), helps map it to the proper view file.
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Hmm... I'm not sure. If it gets to that point and has the proper variable information right before it is sent to the Dwoo parser, I would think it would work. If you echo out the output from line 255 right after, does it still show {$catName}? Also…
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There is a property on any model that extends base_module_model called upload_data that you can access in an on_after_post model hook. That information will tell you the actual uploaded file name which you can use to resave it with the proper name. …
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It's in the fuel/codeigniter folder
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Love the filtering on the movies... very nice.
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On line 249 of the fuel/modules/fuel/libraries/Fuel_page.php file, there is a $vars variable that is passed to the Template parsing on line 255. If you do a print_r on the $vars['catName'], does anything show up?
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What if you change the file upload two actually to fields. One being the text field that captures the name of the file uploaded and the other being the field that uploads the file like below: 'pats_image' => array('label' => 'Pats Image', 'ty…
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How is it being set? Are you doing something like this: $page_init = array('location' => 'my_page'); $this->load->module_library(FUEL_FOLDER, 'fuel_page', $page_init); $this->fuel_page->add_variables($vars); $this->fuel_page->re…
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Could you provide an example of what you are asking to help me visualize? Thanks.
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I'm not seeing anything regarding the "pages".
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How is the $catName variable being set for that layout/page?
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That is correct. The layouts determine which variables are allowed on a page.
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Did you make the updates to the core folder and third_party folders as well?
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Are there any javascript errors in the console?
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Unfortunately, FUEL doesn't really support multiple sites. Each site needs it's own application folder because it contains the site specific configurations, models, views, database config etc. The assets directory would also need to be different bet…
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FUEL CMS uses MySQL for the backend. However, if you are needing a library to use with your custom code, you could try something like this and place it in your application libraries folder just like any other CodeIgniter application: http://stackov…
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With regards to minimizing say the CSS and JQuery files for the backend of FUEL CMS, their is a fuel configuration parameter you can set in fuel/applications/config/MY_fuel.php of "$config['fuel_assets_output']" that can have the options of "TRUE, …
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The list area is AJAXed in which is why you see the error displayed in that way (as opposed to the whole page). We've had problems with Network Solutions in the past, regarding .htaccess, but don't remember anything quite like what you have. Regardl…
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I think it's because the filename provided in the download is GMap and the class name is Gmap. Try changing the file name to Gmap.
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Is this issue just with Firefox or in other browsers and is it any type of field or just a certain type (e.g. text, enum, textarea)?
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Hmm... I'm not exactly sure what the issue is. I will say that editing a module's data inline involves ajaxing in content and calling a different method on the controller ("inline_edit" as opposed to the "edit" method on fuel/modules/fuel/controller…
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Can you first verify that the following permissions are checked for the user? That will help narrow down the issue: Manage pages Ability to Publish Pages Ability to Delete Pages