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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For that to work with 'create', the value for the foreign key needs to be in the posted data already. So setting it in the form_fields method (like a hidden field as you mentioned), won't work for you? You probably already know this, but the first …
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$p->save() will return the id value if saved without errors: $user_id = $p->save(); Also, after save, you can access the user id like so: $user_id = $p->id;
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Try something like the following to see if it works for you: ... $upload_path = assets_server_path('graphics/', 'images'); $fields['file_name'] = array('label' => 'File name'); $fields['file_name_upload'] = array('label' => '... OR upload a fi…
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I think what you may want to do is add a model hook to save your foreign key value. Check out another recent thread that may help: http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/584/save-related-data-to-another-table/#Item_6
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The newly inserted id should be in the $values array. Try adding $p->profile_id = $values['id'] in the foreach loop.
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If the page already knows the foreign_key value to insert, you could pass it as one of the $values to the form_fields method (first parameter) and set the value property on the field within the form_fields method. For the admin, if you set the fore…
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In the form itself, you can set all your profile attributes to have field names that create an array when posted. For example: // in users form_fields method... function form_fields($values = array(), $related = array()) { $fields = parent::for…
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The value can also be an array which will set multiple values.
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Did you set $has_auto_increment = FALSE for that model as well?
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Any luck adding it to the ckeditor/config.js file?
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Setting it in MY_fuel I don't think will work. You could create a js file and put your logic in there and then include it using a module's "js" configuration property. If it is an existing module, like "pages" you can use $config['module_overwrites'…
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If you use _remap, it will use that method instead of "success" method in your controller. To grab parameters, you can always use $this->uri->segment(3)... etc. I found this post a while back trying to deal with a similar situation that I thou…
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Thanks. Glad to help. You are in PDX right?
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Try using the img_path function to pull up the image using the second parameter which is the module folder to pull from:
"> The main .htaccess blocks access to any files but should allow files in the assets folder thr…
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Try using the on_after_post hook on your model instead.
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I think it is because you can't pass URI segments to the index method unless you use a controller's _remap method
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You need to load that model and call that method on the model: $this->load->model('fleets_model'); $options = $this->fleets_model->options_list('id', 'name'); Using the foreign key property will automatically do this for you though too.
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The model's "options_list()" method is good for dropdowns: http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/libraries/my_model/table_class_functions In your case you could try the following: $options = $this->options_list('id', 'name'); Also, it looks like…
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If the controller inherits from Fuel_base_controller, then it will require login. For your admin store controller, name it store_module.php and your front end controller just store.php.
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Just as a heads up... we will be making this much easier in the next version... no timetable yet though.
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The Fuel_hooks.php was moved a while back from the applications directory to the fuel/modules/fuel/hooks/ directory. The fuel/application/config/hooks.php is where it is including that file so you may want to check the path in that file.
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The examples provided show the command to be run (the "command" field in the admin interface). I would try running that via the command line (e.g. the Terminal on mac or SSH to your server and run the command) just to make sure the command will work…
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FUEL doesn't support multiple domains. Each installation requires it's own database setup application, and assets folder. I imagine it could be possible to set it up so that you have a bootstrap file for each domain that points to a different applic…
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It may have to do with your database size as explained here: http://codeigniter.com/user_guide/database/utilities.html#backup
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With regards to your questions above: 1. Currently, the javascript for inline editing is handled separately (which is a bit of a headache). 2. In the admin, you can add javascript with a simple modules "js" parameter 3. Do you have the latest versi…
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Ahh... yes it's view_location (I changed it above to avoid confusion). Does this work for you when you add the module in the third parameter: $this->_render('films/films_create_edit', $vars, 'films')
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In your case, if you want to have an object and be able to sort, I'd recommend just using the find_all() method. The paginate function will always return an array and to do the sorting, you need to do: $this->db->order_by('col', 'asc');
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For the custom field, you should be able to use the following: $form['my_custom_field'] = array('label' => ' My Label', 'type' => 'custom', 'func' => 'my_custom_field'); If your function is a method on an object, you can use: array($my_obj,…
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I think line 315 on the blog controller could probably include an additional check since both the $_POST and the $_COOKIE for the session could probably be faked by a bot. Would you mind testing the following out on your end to see if it helps fix y…
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Dwoo will sometimes bomb on javascript syntax unless it is escaped. Try wrapping the javascript with a {literal}....{/literal} so it won't try and parse it.