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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What do you have in your config/anunturi_fuel_modules.php file?
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I'm not sure about how much work it would be to use ION AUTH. Changing the password encryption is high on the list though and will hopefully be done within the next month (maybe sooner).
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Oops... yes, that is correct. It should be FUEL_FOLDER instead of ANUNTURI_FOLDER (assuming that that is where you are wanting to route things which is most likely).
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1. I don't see this being a performance issue but have not tested it to 1000 pages. 2. I would recommend using either a model hook or a module hook (which is a new feature within the last couple weeks). If you use a model hook, I would recommend u…
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Here is the thread. It may be specific to MAMP version 5.3.6: https://bitbucket.org/ellislab/codeigniter/issue/406/utf8-clean_string-method-removing#comment-597901
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Actually, it looks like it's part of CodeIgniter. I've traced it to the Utf8 core class "clean_string" method. This get's called in the MY_Input _clean_input_data() method (MY_Input was created to fix an issue with line endings on Windows machine bu…
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Have you setup a route for that in your config/anunturi_routes.php file (I couldn't see in the image)? You'll want to do a route something like this: $route[FUEL_ROUTE.'anunturi/rent_categories'] = ANUNTURI_FOLDER.'/module'; $route[FUEL_ROUTE.'anunt…
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I'm wondering if it has something to do with the safe_htmlentities() in MY_string_helper.php. I'll take a look at it in a bit, but if in the meantime, you are able to determine anything, let me know.
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Is the problem the uploading of multiple files to folders? Or is the problem that you are not able to access the values in the model? Also, I'll point out that there is a "editable_asset_filetypes" FUEL configuration value that determines what file…
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What kind of problem are you needing resolution with? (e.g. viewing it in the CMS admin, viewing the pages on the front-end etc...)
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The links in the nav are generated by the site_url() function or anchor function. Those functions use the base_url defined in your config to create the link. If the base_url contains dynamic logic, then that base_url may change.
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Good to know. What kind of Apache rules (for future reference)?
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A couple questions so I can try and recreate the issue: 1. Is this with the latest version of FUEL? 2. Do you have the exact error message (including file and line numbers).
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The blog has that (albeit it's a pretty big module and has a lot of "other code"). Perhaps this will help... think of your advanced module folder like any other application directory. Front end controllers just need to extend the CI_Controller. In…
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No problem... I'll post that fix in the repo.
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It looks like there may be an issue with the validator_helpers valid_email function. What happens if you change the last part of the regular expression from {2,3} to {2,4} on line 29 of the fuel/application/helpers/validator_helper.php file?
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A couple of questions: 1. Is this using CKEditor or markitUp! for the textareas? 2. What platform and browser are you using?
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The key to get that page to show up is to specify the view in a variables file or set the fuel configuration value of "auto_search_views" = TRUE in your MY_fuel.php file. The reason is because if there is no controller set up, it will default to t…
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The preview_path just points to where on the site you can view the module data in your website. It doesn't automatically create the page for you. You'll have to create the page to preview. For example, say you have news module for your site. You co…
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Plugins have been deprecated in CI 2.0. The recommendation is to create a helper instead or a Library.
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That message is actually coming from outside of FUEL. A couple questions: 1. What happens if you create a normal CI controller and method and browse to it? 2. You do have .htaccess enabled? 3. Have you used the same server to create CI applications…
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No problem.
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It looks like you are hosted on GoDaddy. Are you able to get a normal CI installation to work with a controller/method (other then the homepage)? http://codeigniter.com/wiki/Godaddy_Installaton_Tips/
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Your footer block is a static view file correct? If so, you will need to clear the cache under the Page Cache menu option on the left (or turn off the page caching option in the fuel configuration). The reason is because the page is cached and it wi…
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Try adding a question mark after index.php in the .htaccess file and changing the uri_protocol to query_string in the fuel/application/config/config.php file: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5227229/codeigniter-no-input-file-specified-path-info-g…
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Hmm... couldn't a block do the same thing? Blocks were built for that sort of re-useable parts of a site. The only main difference being that a page is attached to a URI and a block isn't. To solve that issue though you could create a standalone pa…
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I can put it on the list, but unfortunately, it probably won't be for a while. However, in the meantime, you can send me your model(s) and SQL and I can take a look at it for you (email is in my profile).
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Unfortunately I don't have any suggestions at this point. However, if you find anything out that may be helpful, it would be great if you could post it back here in case anyone else is having a similar problem.
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I think you need to add /wp-admin to the url parameter.
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Here is a thread that may be of some help: http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/92/recommendation-on-keeping-code-up-to-date/p1