The module controller will grab information from a key value from the URI and then will initiate module parameters found in the fuel/modules/blog/config/blog_fuel_modules.php. Most modules will use that controller for handling the create/edit/delete…
To change the order of the nav, you can use your fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php file and overwrite the $config['nav'] value. To do that, I would first go to the fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel.php configuration file and copy the values of the $co…
That should work. The pencil icon should be showing up in the upper left corner of the parent element of where you placed the fuel_var function. It calculates the x and y position by recursively calculating it's parents offset top and left values. Y…
Although I can't guarantee anything, that's a pretty safe file to change. It requires you to change it anyway to your own DB settings. Glad you figured it out. I think your way works just as good and may be easier to maintain for you.
If you look at the fuel/codeigniter/database/DB.php, line 31 of the file, CodeIgniter is looking for separate configuration files in subfolders with the same name as your dev environment. If it doesn't find it, then it defaults to the main config fi…
I'm not sure why that would be the case. I tested your situation locally and I'm not getting a 404. Is there perhaps some other sorting of routing in place for 'cms'? What platform are you on (MAMP, XAMPP, WAMP etc)?
You don't need a model to use Form_builder. You can just pass it an array of field values using the set_fields method.
http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/libraries/form_builder
With regards to your assets question, you can change the location of …
Here are a couple helpful links:
http://www.codeigniterdirectory.com/
http://codeigniter.com/wiki/Special:Titles
http://www.rlmseo.com/blog/codeigniter-library-80-free-addons-tutorials-and-videos/
So to be clear...
1. You created a layout view file here:
fuel/applications/views/_layouts/test.php
2. You changed the <?=fuel_var('body', '')?> TO <?=fuel_var('test', '')?> in the new test.php layout
3. You added the MY_fuel_layouts.ph…
Thanks for the report. I think the idea is to be able to manually pass in model data directly without needing to specify the model in the initialization parameters of the function. Then, that data would be available in a generic variable called "dat…
I see your point. The demo site use to actually be the default download but that was stripped away and put into a separate branch. The intention was for those folks wanting to run the demo to know that they need to install a different database for t…
By default, the page title is set using the fuel_nav function in the fuel/application/views/_variables/global.php (more on that file here):
http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/general/opt-in-controllers
If a page created in the admin has a variabl…
It may have something to do with the CSS on the page and where you placed your variables. You can try wrapping the variable in a div with "relative" positioning to see if that helps. Also, page title, and meta variables found in the header are autom…
For site variables, you do need an ID for them to work and you should be able to use the following if you have already grabbed the value from the database as a variable $pagevar:<?=fuel_edit($pagevar->id, 'Edit page variable: '.$pagevar->na…
I think may already have what you need. By running the "git checkout -b demo origin/demo" command, you've created a local version of the branch. You should have those files locally from the original https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS.git clo…
You will need to manually create that field in your form_fields method because the $related parameter currently only works with one lookup table and your key value is indeed overwriting the previous one set. To replicate it, you can add something si…
'active' and 'published' fields are given special treatment in FUEL in a couple areas. There currently isn't an easy way to replicate that functionality without changing a few things. That said, I'll try and point you in the right direction:
1. The…
You would have to create your own custom field and apply javascript to it to transform it to what you want. The combo fields don't allow you to group.
To add javascript to a module, you can add a file name to the module's "js" parameter: http://www…
I was able to log in to dev.morrisleague.com (based on the link above), from both my Mac and PC and didn't see the error... strange. What if you clear the cache out of your browser, and perhaps any cookies associated with that domain? Also, just so …
Bare with me hear... I'm still not able to replicate it locally, so a couple more questions:
1. This happens with a fresh install for you from GitHub (https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS)?
2. What server platform are you running (MAMP, XAMPP…