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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That message comes from the fuel/modules/fuel/language/en/fuel_lang.js file. However, if you change it there, it will be changed for all modules. The only way to override that message without affecting other modules or hacking the fuel/modules/fuel/…
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The main .htaccess prevents access to those folders which is probably the issue.
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What do you have the $config['fuel_mode'] set to in you MY_fuel.php file?
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Not sure if this would help, but do you need an ending
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Hmm... I tested this locally and am not able to replicate the problem (was able to see the merged in value). What happens if you just use: <?=$twitter?>
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Where did you place the ext folder?
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How is the page being rendered... meaning is it a page created in the admin, a static view file (no controller), or a controller/view?
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Just a heads up, that be sure to put in the proper FUEL authorization checks since it opens in a different window (I believe) essentially outside of FUEL. I know for the "https://github.com/simogeo/Filemanager" I mention above, there is a place to p…
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This issue happens when the Validator object being used with the form_builder has it's property "register_to_globals" set to TRUE. When logged in, the inline editing part of FUEL looks for global errors and they get displayed at the top. If you set …
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It sounds like you may need to pull the field information from your model. You can use the model's "field_info" method to get the fields enum options. I haven't tested this but you can try something like following in your MY_fuel_modules.php file pe…
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If you view source, is the EXT js files with the proper paths being included?
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Tough to say. But if one is working and the other isn't, I'd double check the source to make sure the id used in the Javascript matches what is in the HTML.
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Is the admin "enabled" config parameter set to TRUE in your fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php?
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Is your controller inheriting from the fuel/modules/fuel/controller/module.php controller? If so, can you test the controller property of "module_name" by doing the following in your controller method? print_r($this->model_name);
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you should be able to add it to the where array just like you have 'silos.name' => 'inside-teachers'
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In your case, just use $curr_page instead of fuel_var('curr_page'). fuel_var should be used for output only because it will output additional code for the inline editing to work.
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Are you wanting to load extjs into the Admin or the front end? If the Admin, there is a "fuel_javascript" config parameter you can use to append additional javascript files in the MY_fuel.php. $config['fuel_javascript'][] = array('my_js.js'); If it …
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The module uses the URI segment to grab the initialization parameters for a module (see line 16-31 or so of the fuel/modules/fuel/controller/module.php). I'd recommend creating a route to map to a uri like "fuel/my_module".
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Is the categories/silos table joined to your model (e.g. via the model's _common_query() method)?
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You can create your own controller to use instead of the default "module" controller like you said. The pages and navigation controller do this (in fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/). The views can be configured by the simple modules "views" parameter …
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Glad you figured it out and posted back.
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That sounds like something that CKeditor is doing. Does this happen when "no_editor" class is applied to the field (so neither CKeditor or markitup are used)?
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Hmm... the file should already be saved as UTF-8. I just tried editing the site name to russian and I'm not getting any boxes and shows up OK.
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I'm actually not sure... I haven't fully tried out the module yet.
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Here are a couple links that may help. The first one being imknights advanced module that allows you to have roles. The second one implementing tank_auth: https://github.com/imknight/FUEL-CMS-Modules http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/comme…
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Thanks for the report. That fix has been pushed to the repo.
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Something that is not spelled out in the documentation is that if you create a model used in the FUEL admin (iBase_module_model instead of MY_Model), it requires a single primary key. This is because the links in the admin use a single value to edit…
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You should be able to do a "where" active record call before that to filter the list like so: $CI->db->where(array('silos.name' => 'finance')); $config['total_rows'] = $CI->db->get('news')->num_rows();
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You should be able to include it in the config/autoload.php file.
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It shows up also under the Modules area because that area has the default value of "AUTO" which will automatically pull in any modules from MY_fuel_modules. To get around that, you can assign just the modules you want to appear under the Modules sec…