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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Thanks for the contribution. This has been updated: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commit/ef5e01f0b777abf103d331b92f3b14117aeecd16
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What gets displayed if you do a print_r on the data returned? Also, if you do a $this->db->debug_query(), does the query match what you are expecting?
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What is the primary key ID value of the saved data?
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Have you loaded the 'second_model' yet? $CI->load->model('second_model'))
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Your assumption is correct I think. However, the example above is using the fuel_page class and not the form_builder class.
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Did you try using $CI instead of $this to load the second_menu: <?php $CI->load->view('_blocks/second_menu'); ?> Alternatively, there is a CI() function for those cases where the $CI variable doesn't exists and you want to save a line …
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render_divs is a method on the form_builder class. Did you see that somewhere in the documentation where it may need to be corrected?
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In your case, you specifically wanted it to pull from the cms, however, it's possible to just create a contact view file and have it work too. So in short, I probably won't.
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I think I see the problem. Add the following to your $page_init variable in the controller: $page_init = array('location' => 'contact', 'render_mode' => 'cms'); Let me know if that does the trick.
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The CI object isn't passed to blocks by default at the moment (just pages). Seems like a good idea to do that though, so look for that in a future GIT push.
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Try adding the "test" column to the assets module "table_headers" configuration value in fuel/application/modules/fuel/config/fuel_modules.php
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You should be able to create a navigation item and associate it with a page by clicking the "create" button above that empty list.
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What is the fuel_mode set to in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php file set to? For a view from the admin to show up, it needs to be set to "auto" (or "cms").
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So are you on a different computer looking at the other computer's site or did you do a different setup on your other computer? Where on your server is FUEL installed? If it's at the root of your web directory then the .htaccess that comes with FUE…
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Do you have .htaccess file setup? Can you browse to index.php/something ? Use the "code" HTML tag for the yellow background.
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Is there possibly a file (like the helper or library that is being loaded) that has a space after a closing php tag? That can sometimes cause a similar error I think. Use the HTML "code" tag for displaying code.
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Not in an obvious spot. When you mouse over the "Location" field label it says it. Contributions are always welcome. The easiest way is to do a pull request in GitHub: http://help.github.com/send-pull-requests/ The fuel/modules/user_guide module c…
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And in your index method you echoed out something correct? Do you have this problem with just a normal CI installation? .... function index() { echo 'test'; } ...
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You can create a menu either statically by creating a nav file or in the admin using the navigation module. If you creating a menu statically, you can add to the nav file like so: http://www.getfuelcms.com/blog/2010/12/12/learning-fuel-cms-part-2 …
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The documentation comes with FUEL in the user_guide module so if you have any changes, the best and easiest way for me (but not so much for you), is to make any changes/fixes locally and do a pull request from GitHub: http://www.google.com/search?cl…
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Are you using camel casing. What happens if you name it About_test and try and access the controller as /about_test (without the capitalization)?
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You could create a page and associate it to a layout that doesn't include the header and footer. Layouts can be found in the fuel/applications/views/_layouts folder.
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sure... You can login to the admin and go to the pages module. Click the "Create" button and type in "home" for the location name.
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If the attributes needed for styling, you can try container_tag_class which should only go one level deep.
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FUEL does not have password protection on a per page basis. However, a way around that would be to create a module that the user has access to. Then in your page, merge that information in.
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There is a find_by_key() method that allows you to do that.
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Are you able to goto the AboutTest controller index page without using the above method and echo something out from inside the index method?
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No... you don't need to add it to the admin. Using Fuel_page will check first to see if a page is created in the admin (if the fuel_mode is set to 'auto') and if not, will proceed to look for a view file at the uri path location. It will also gather…
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make it writable.
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If you have no page in the admin with the location of 'aboutTest' It will look for a view file that matches the location path. Variables can come from a few places here: 1. Your $vars variable in the index controller method 2. Any variables in the …