I think I see the issue and believe I have a fix locally which I can push soon. The fix was to add the following to the fuel/modules/fuel/libraries/Fuel_modules.php file around line 127 and then change the default value for instructions to NULL on l…
If you look at the section labeled "Using Controllers - about/contact" it renders the page using the Fuel_page class. We use the Fuel_page class so that it will import all the variables from the _variables files associated with the page (if any) and…
the second one won't echo any output so you need to either precede it with echo or use short tags like so <?=fuel_var('page_title')?>.
The second parameter is a default value if the variable is empty.
These links should help:
http://wiki.dwoo.org/index.php/Main_Page
http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/parsing
http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/parsing/parsing_examples
If you just installed FUEL, then you most will be using the main layout found in the fuel/application/views/_layouts/ folder. The main layout includes the header block (found in the fuel/application/views/_blocks folder). That block should already c…
That is a Dwoo parsing error.
When you import a static page, it tries to translate the PHP code into Dwoo templating syntax. However, if you have a lot of PHP in your template, then it can cause some problems. In your case, it looks like some comme…
We don't have any documentation for migrating to FUEL from an existing website. However, depending on your setup, it may or may not be that difficult. FUEL allows you to keep your existing controllers and views, so if possible, I would start with a …
You can configure which dashboards show up by change the "dashboards" FUEL configuration parameter in fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php
http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/general/configuration
If you want to create your own, you can create an a…
You need to use the Dwoo templating syntax so change the => to just "=" and remove the quotes around the key and see if that works.
http://wiki.dwoo.org/index.php/Helpers:array
It's complaining probably because the "Array" function is being used. What happens if you change it to "array"? Also, is this the view file that you imported into your page (not seeing the Dwoo templating syntax e.g. {form_input('subject,'')})
Yes. That is where the Dwoo templating engines stores it's compiled files and if they are stored on one system and transferred to another, you'll get that error.
It just means that the controller is controlling the page logic and it is not going through the normal page_router (set as the 404_override). If you are rendering the page in your controller by using the Fuel_page class, then you don't need to worry…
They do mention it here but it's not something that's completely obvious (search for != on the page):
http://codeigniter.com/user_guide/database/active_record.html
Using a string instead of an array is perfectly acceptable. CodeIgniter allows you to use negative comparisons in the array syntax as in the following:
array('published' => 'yes', 'name !=' => 'Music' ); ..->options_list('id', 'name', $wher…