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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The view_location value in the controller is intended for backend module controllers. This controller appears to be something you want to render on the front end. The "Opt-in" controller method is only really intended for those files in the applicat…
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1) If you are using Form Builder outside of the admin, you can use the "render_divs" method which will take it out of the table format and use divs which may make it a little more pliable for multiple columns (inside the admin uses tables). 2) The…
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What does the query look like if you run the debug_query() method on it (e.g. $this->my_model->debug_query());
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Because only the array of information is being passed, you'll have to retrieve the object first then delete it: $record = $this->my_model->find_by_key($values['id']; The MY_Model delete method will accept either an array for the where conditi…
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You can just add the table name in your where statement as in your example above.
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Form_builder doesn't support field sets but does have a field type of "section" you can use to create different areas of the form. Providing either a label, value, or name value will result in an H3 tag being rendered (the H3 can be configured to by…
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Did you create the permission in the permissions area?
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In your dispatches controller class, add the following at the top before the constructor: public $view_location = 'dispatches';
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In order for the method to render in the admin, you will need to call the $this->_render('my_view', $vars);
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What are you seeing now instead of a 404?
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The route should actually be: $route[FUEL_ROUTE.'dispatches/abc'] = 'dispatches/abc';
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Are you able to browse to the module's controller at http://localhost/ims/index.php/displatches with the "fuel" part?
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Try removing the index from the link. If you want to keep it, make sure there is a route in place to handle it in your fuel/modules/{module_name}/config/{module_name}_routes.php file
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Add the module folder name to your modules_allowed parameter in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php and see if that fixes your issue. If you already have that, be sure to include a $nav array variable with your menu items in your modules config …
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The above example looks correct. What looks like is happening is that you are somehow passing the second parameter to img_path() which says which module to look in for creating the path to the image (e.g. echo img_path('galleryImges/image.jpg', 'my_…
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have you tried it without the preceding slash?
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A moderated sticky post for modules is a good idea until we get something better running. I think a community driven sharing platform is a great idea, and would happily help where is needed. Truthfully, it would probably be a while before we at Day…
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Pierlo, wow!... Are you willing to share that? I'd be happy to replace the one in the module pack with that because all it does is take you to Google analytics without logging in (it's pretty lame). Send me a note if you are. There is a share categ…
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Pierlo, if/when you start on that Tutorial, feel free to ask any questions and let us know so we can promote it for you. I think tutorials from forum members would be very insightful and may have a more valuable perspective. We are going to try and …
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You can try just pasting those constants in the fuel/application/views/_variables/global.php file.
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I think Tallowman's idea of putting it into the global.php variable may be a good idea.
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The on_before_delete() hook doesn't check for anything returned... it just runs (see line 1194 of MY_Model). With regards to the saving issue, I wasn't able to replicate that problem locally. Are you using another model hook to process the file? Th…
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I think in your case, you may just want to overwrite the model's delete method with your own logic.
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What if you load your stuff javascript in the header instead of the footer?
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Do you have the site hosted somewhere to review or can you provide information about the error messages?
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Try deleting that record and then restart your MySQL server. I've ran into that issue before and am not sure what causes MySQL to do that.
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Ahh yes... that is because page variables set in the admin override any other variables and the layout variable is one of them. Perhaps in your main layout use the is_ajax() function to change how the layout renders. Or you can create a new layout …
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The ambiguous error is because one of the other tables has an active column as well and the ORDER BY doesn't know which one to use unless you prefix it with the table name. Perhaps in your list_items method you put in code to say if ($col == 'active…
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Sure. You can pass variables to the page using the opt-in controller but you must specify the view to associate with the page since the URI will contain additional segments of variable information and will not have a view file to match (e.g. about/m…
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I'll chime in with why we developed FUEL, however, this is a good question that I'd like to hear others answer. Below are the 3 main reasons we developed it: 1. We like working with Codeigniter. Using a framework as our platform rather then a CMS g…