The FUEL admin requires the models to extend the Base_module_model for them to work. Base_module_model extends a pretty powerful MY_Model, that provides a lot of the same functionality, plus some additional stuff and is what the FUEL admin area uses…
It should be fuel/application/views/home.php (I corrected it above to prevent confusion for others). You can change the template by changing the files in the fuel/application/views/_layouts/main.php file. That file includes the _blocks/header.php an…
You may need to look at the AJAX requests via Firebug or the developer console to see what's getting posted and if there are any errors.
It should be posting to fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/modules.php file "items" method. You may also want to add…
It's actually setup that way because it's a multi select and if there were multiple items selected it would need to know which one to edit. I have thought about changing it to show an alert to just select a single item if you want to edit.
There is javascript used to controller that in the fuel/modules/fuel/assets/js/controller/NavigationController.js:
items : function(){ // call parent fuel.controller.BaseFuelController.prototype.items.call(this); var _this = this; $('#group…
Are you wanting a drop down filter similar to the navigation module in which you can filter on navigation groups?
If so you can add a filter parameter to you simple module configuration like so (this is the example from the fuel/modules/fuel/config…
You can set a constant of "USE_FUEL_MARKERS" to FALSE which will turn them off. Also, you can just use $slider_data instead of using the fuel_var function. The fuel_var function will output the comments used for inline editing.
Unfortunately, the login found at fuel/login is intended for logging into the FUEL admin only. It sounds like what you need a separate login module. I may suggest looking into using tank_auth:
http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/comment/212…
Try changing the "sanitize_input " property of your module to something like:
array('php', 'template', 'entities'). It's possible that one of those functions (e.g. the xss_clean function which it there by default), is causing that.
http://getfuelc…
That actually is the front end view as a default. If you want to create a new page, you can either change the fuel/application/views/home.php (if you want to use static view files instead of the admin), or you can create a page with the location of …
If you are able to access that URL, then it sounds like it may be an issue with the .htaccess. Is .htaccess enabled with ModRewrite.
With regards to the groups permissions, FUEL does not have anything out of the box, however you can create your own…
I've only briefly looked at it but would would be interested in what you find. We feel your pain with regards to the shopping module and have done various custom versions for clients but nothing generic enough for public consumption. We have have it…
Couple questions:
1. Do the view files live in the store module (e.g. fuel/modules/store/views/my_view.php) or your application directory (fuel/application/views/my_view.php)?
2. Are you using $this->load->view('store/my_view', $vars) or $thi…
There has been some progress on this for the next version. As for the next release date, we are not quite certain at the moment... we are still actively working on it.
No problem. Glad you got it to work. At the bottom of this page is the list of other variables you can pass to your page that will do special things:
http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/general/opt-in-controllers
Thanks for the heads up about pagevariables code. Perhaps the following would work:
if (!defined('FUEL_ADMIN')) { $this->db->where(array($this->_tables['pages'].'.published' => 'yes')); }
If you are referring to a front end category page, then yes, you can use the fuel_edit function to accomplish this:
http://getfuelcms.com/user_guide/helpers/fuel_helper
<?=fuel_edit($product->id, 'Edit Product: '.$product->name, 'products')…