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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It might be nice to see a write up on how you did it just so I can see if we can add anything in the main repo to make it easier for people trying to do the same thing.
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I'm not able to replicate this either. Is the page ID perhaps 0 or being set to 0 after saving/publishing/unpublishing?
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If you are referring to the left side menu, it currently only allows you to group menu items and not nest any further. If you referring to something similar to the "Tree' button when viewing pages, navigation, or blog posts, there is a tree method …
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Hmm... not sure. What's the error message?
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Try changing the 'sanitize_images' property of your module to FALSE in your MY_fuel_modules.php file. Sometimes the xss_clean function gives FALSE positives. Also, for really big images you may need to adjust the server: http://www.cyberciti.biz/fa…
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I'm sorry but I'm not quite sure I follow the problem you are having. If it helps, you can always pass the 'view' variable to specify which view file you want to use: $this->fuel_page->add_vars(array('view' => 'events')); For a list of spe…
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That is a good idea and will put that on the list.
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That's correct. The fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel_routes.php file checks to see if you are in the admin (IN_FUEL_ADMIN) before creating the other routes (to prevent unnecessary overhead when browsing the normal site).
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I think this it is possible to respect the page published status by adding the following where clause in fuel/modules/fuel/models/pagevariables_model.php in the _common_query method: function _common_query() { $this->db->join($this->_table…
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If it is the homepage, you can create a "home" _variables file and use the specific 'libraries', 'models' or 'helpers' variables. That's explained a little more at the bottom of this page: http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/general/opt-in-controll…
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Let me try and answer your questions: 1. Yes (assuming that you have fuel_mode set to "auto" which you do). To ensure that the cms view is displayed instead of a view with perhaps the same location, you can at the "render_mode" parameter: $page_ini…
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You could use $CI->load->library('my_lib'); assuming $CI is set using get_instance() already: $CI =& get_instance(); $CI->load->library('my_lib'); Alternatively, you could add it to the fuel/application/config/autoload.php config fil…
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There is a config parameter in fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php called "fuel_path" that you can change.
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HMVC is indeed hinted at in this article and I'm definitely hoping it makes it soon: http://codeigniter.com/news/codeigniter_2.1.0_belated_release_announcement That may play into how we want to implement the use of loading module based files depend…
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I'm assuming the FUEL way you are referring to the HMVC method that uses $this->load->library('module/my_library') correct? If so, either should work and I guess it depends on your preference. Using module_load is a little more explicit to m…
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What version of PHP are you running?
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The next version is not currently on GitHub and being developed using an internal GIT repo until it is more stable. We don't have a release date set yet but are actively working on it and are hoping to have a release in the next few months.
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I agree. The next version actually addresses this issue using packages to limit the number of files needed in the application folder including Form_builder.
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Thanks for the report. That's been fixed in the repo.
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Did you try it with the CLI interface instead of the ci_cron.php: php /var/www/httpdocs/index.php clients/cron If you are on a MAC using MAMP, you may have trouble with pages needing a database connection. If so, this link may help: http://codeignit…
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Unfortunately, to do that requires the changing of a few paths including: 1. APPPATH in the index.php bootstrap 2. The application/config/constants.php 3. The fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel_constants.php And a few other areas I believe. Also, the ap…
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Try getting the id in the first line using this: $id = $values['id'];
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Try changing the site variable name to something like 'annual_gift_certificate_price' without any spaces. Also, you should be able to just do a regular merge without fuel_var like so to just test the variables existence in the view: <?=$annual_gi…
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What was the where condition used in the update statement or better yet, can you post what you put into the on_after_save method?
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Thanks for the comments. We are looking at ways to improve the documentation and will consider all your suggestions. With regards to the _remap controller method, that is native to CI and would recommend checking out this page: http://codeigniter.c…
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We are currently working on creating better separation for the inline editing to prevent some of those clashes by removing which removes the need for a bunch of the plugins for inline editing so let us know what you find so we can make adjustments i…
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Unless I misunderstand, I believe it should work for you if you provide the proper nav key in the admin. So for example, if you create a menu item with the location value as empty but specify the "nav key" to say "blank" and then have all the child…
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Routes only work with the URI information and disregard the domain info. So, for example: $route['about/my_old_page'] = 'about/my_new_page'; For what you are wanting to do, I'd recommend using .htaccess: http://dense13.com/blog/2008/02/27/redirectin…
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Try explicitly setting the location value of the menu item to an empty string: $nav['my_menu_item'] = array('label' => 'My Menu Item', 'location' => '');
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I'd check your "{" and "}" in your HTML to see if there may be some that Dwoo is trying to parse. Additionally if you have some "{" or "}" you want escaped, you can wrap them in a {literal}....{/literal}