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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Glad you are finding FUEL CMS useful and thanks for the insight. I've just pushed some changes to allow for javascript files to be loaded that way so test it out and let me know if it fixes your problem: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/c…
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Great to hear! What was your particular issue (so I and other's may know for future reference)?
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If you use the index.php file in the URL I can at least get a 404 error. http://www.secodein.com/fuel_cms/index.php/fuel/ Do you have the admin enabled in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php ? Also what happens if you change the uri_protocol? T…
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What happens if you use the .htaccess file that came with the download and just change the RewriteBase on line 4 to the subdirectory you installed it in (e.g. RewriteBase /my_fuel_site/? I'm assuming you've been able to use .htaccess before on Code…
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That appears to be correct. What seems to be the problem? Does it help if you add the question mark after .php: RewriteRule .* index.php?/$0 [L]
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When you login to the FUEL admin 2 cookies get set. One is for your user session in FUEL and the other is for triggering inline editing on your pages outside of the FUEL admin (is_fuelified()). That basically checks to make sure both are set and if …
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Unfortunately, the basic form layout doesn't have the normal tag groupings required to break them out into tabs. However, you could possibly manipulate the DOM of the rendered form to create what you need. What if you create sections in your model's…
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If your block is a static block file that exists in the views/_blocks folder, you can use something like the following inside your block: $CI =& get_instance(); $method_result = $CI->_my_controller_method(); ... Using $this->_my_controlle…
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Is there anything that you can see that may be wrong with this query like perhaps. What happens if you run this query outside of PHP (in phpMyAdmin or other MySQL management app): INSERT IGNORE INTO categories (id, name, description, published, orde…
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What version of MySQL are you running?
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It's highly possible. Your normal controllers, views and models should still work. You should be able to convert your existing models into simple module models so that it can be managed in the admin. Would be interested to hear how it goes for you.
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Fresh copy of MY_Model.
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How are you loading the view for your page in your controller?
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Change the type of the field to a "select". The enum type with the "select" mode changes the labels and values to be equal. This has to do with building form fields based off of "enum" table column types whose.
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The key values should be the option values for the select. What happens if you change the single_select_mode to "select" in the initialization?
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What about a CI hook?
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Thanks for posting this... I saw your tweet and was hoping you would add it to the forum to help those guys using nginx.
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No worries.. If you are needing your own special controllers and views to create parts of your admin area, I'd recommend using an "advanced module". The FUEL main module and blog are nothing more then an "advanced module" (think of it as it's own ap…
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Did you wind up using utf-8//IGNORE somewhere (good to know BTW)?
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FUEL CMS does not currently officially have that functionality, but there are a few folks that have gotten it working if you follow this thread. http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/155
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Does it happen in a different browser? Is it perhaps because you don't have a permission set for that module and you don't have access to that module (if you are a "super admin" then you should).
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Can try changing lines 1764 to line 1781 in MY_Model to the following? For the key value use a slash syntax like so 'my_module/categories' : if (!empty($related)) { $key_field = $this->key_field(); if (is_string($key_field)) { foreach($relat…
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Try killing the fuel related session cookies.
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I tend to use $CI but that was because I originally didn't realize the other way was possible way back when. Either should work though and the other way is actually cleaner.
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Would you mind posting the fix you have?
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Great... let us know if you need anything else.
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That error message appears when it can't connect to the Database. If you are certain that the info in your fuel/application/config/database.php file is correct, then I would make sure to check that your MySQL server is properly running and that PHP …
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Are you able to create a normal CI controller and browse to it OK (for more on that you can go here, if not familiar with CI): http://codeigniter.com/user_guide/general/controllers.html <?php class Test extends CI_Controller { public function i…
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Did you turn the admin on in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php file?
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If you are wanting the javascript to pull from a certain module folder then you can use an associative array with the key being the module name to pull from. The additional parameters aren't supported though at this point.