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 your foreign key you can try something like this: public $foreign_keys = array('foreign_id' => array('my_module' => 'my_model')); Also, you should be able to use this syntax as well to load in a model from a different module: $CI->load-…
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I currently don't know of any video tutorials out there for installing. What problems are you having?
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Do you have any additional information on how you want to use the REST controller and the fuel users module? You may already know this but you can load the fuel users model like so in the controller: $this->load->module_model(FUEL_FOLDER, 'use…
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Yep... that controller inherits from Fuel_base_controller so you should have all the base functionality there as well. I've updated the online user guide to help avoid that confusion as well as to fix the (:any) typo in the route.
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Phil Sturgeon has a tutorial on building a RESTful API with CodeIgniter if you haven't seen it yet and may be a good place to start: http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/php/working-with-restful-services-in-codeigniter-2/
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Thanks for the report. That should be fixed now in the repo.
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If you use the model's "save()" method, and the saving data has the appropriate key values provided, then it will do an update, otherwise it will do an insert. So in your case, you may try something like: $this->my_model->save($_POST); However…
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The fuel/modules/fuel/models/assets_model.php does this.
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I'm sorry but I'm not quite sure I understand so a couple of questions: 1. Where is the $_POST coming from? 2. Where is $data coming from with your insert_batch statement As an FYI, find_all_assoc will give you an array result set with the key val…
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The first parameter "module" refers to the module key name in your MY_fuel_modules.php file. It uses that value to get the module information including what "model" is associated with the module using the "model_name" parameter". The other "module" …
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Sorry, but the permission to edit pages applies to all pages whether in the admin or when doing inline editing.
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FUEL tries to parse out PHP code to make it Dwoo templating code compatible. You can set the "sanitize_input" configuration parameter for your module to FALSE to allow regular PHP code but it is not recommended for security reasons: http://www.getfu…
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What file are you seeing that error in? Also, what platform? The fuel_helper which contains the fuel_nav function should be autoloaded and be available.
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There are 2 areas to look at: The first place is in the Base_module_model::form_fields() method around line 434 of the fuel/modules/fuel/models/base_module_model.php file is most. It basically looks for any field that ends in "_img" or "_image" and…
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Thanks for the heads up... we'll take a look.
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You will most likely need to make multiple calls. Have you read the documentation for MY_Model: http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/libraries/my_model http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/libraries/my_model/table_class_functions In particular you…
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That's something to consider.
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Is there a reason why you news_item_image was changed to a file upload file type instead of a normal text field? By default, FUEL will add the ... OR upload an image file field (because it ends with "_image"). If you are wanting to change the upload…
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There currently are no efforts that I know of to adding the dashboard navigation to a database table unfortunately.
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You can overwrite the method "get_others" in your model which is inherited from the base_module_model to return an empty array and it won't show up.
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Have you looked at the Navigation module? http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/modules/fuel/navigation http://www.getfuelcms.com/blog/2010/12/12/learning-fuel-cms-part-2
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When you upload images in the admin, the default module controller that is used to process the request (fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/module.php), looks for the upload path parameter and will save the file to that location. If you are doing it on th…
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There really isn't a good reason other then when we first started with FUEL that was the default storage engine for MySQL.
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You need to have it set to "auto" so that it will access the database. If it is set to just "view" then it won't attempt to grab any variables from the database.
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I'm not quite sure I understand the issue but will see if I can help you understand what may be going on. If your model has a field ending with "_image" or "_img" then the base_module_model::form_fields() method (which is what your model most like…
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It is part of a simple module. There is a "max_number_archived" config value you can set in your MY_fuel.php file. By default it is set to 5.
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Sorry... unfortunately, that's the only way I can think of to do it.
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How is the page being rendered? Also, what is your $config['fuel_mode'] set to in MY_fuel.php?
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So that did the trick?
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Unfortunately, there is not a way to associate users with turning off global validation errors so I think your best bet would be to create your own function that generates the errors.