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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So that I'm clear, you have an advance module named "appt". In that module you have a controller named "appt" which has an additional method on it of "calendar" which can accept parameters like so: function calendar($param = NULL){... And your route…
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The only way I can think of at the moment is to simply put in a redirect. You can set the $config['fuel_path'] variable in your fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php to be a different folder name then "fuel", however changing it to "/" will not change…
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I see the issue. It's because of the Dwoo templating syntax is trying to process it. Try adding this. {literal}{elapsed_time}{/literal}
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My bad... you are right, that is already loaded. I was able to see the profiling OK on my local version when added to the code. How are you trying to implement it (e.g. in a controller or a view file etc)?
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Sure. You could also pass it as a URI segment parameter (you can use the function uri_segment() or $CI->uri->segment() to grab the appropriate segment). Then in your block, if you are using a model, you could do something like this: $gallery =…
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There's a few ways: 1. Add it to the autoload 2. In your fuel/application/config/MY_config.php file, you can set the enable_profiler = TRUE 3. If you are trying to profile a page that doesn't use a controller, you can load it in your views/_variable…
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Maybe a good place to start would be to: 1. Hard code in the base url in the fuel/application/config/config.php file 2. Remove the .htaccess file (or comment out it's contents) 3. Add index.php for the $config['index_page'] value in the fuel/applica…
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Thanks for the insight and suggestions.
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Yes. You would create a model to save the appropriate information. Then you can create a view or block to display them. We've written a blog post regarding creating modules if that may help. http://www.getfuelcms.com/blog/2010/12/19/learning-fuel-cm…
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There is not an easy way to do this unfortunately however, it can be done. You will need to add your own js file and subscribe to the 'selectionAdded' event on that multi select form element like so: $('#hitos").bind('selectionAdded', function(e, v…
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OK. That is probably going to be an issue with any CI project you have on that server that uses .htaccess and mod_rewrite.
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Just to clarify, you want a popup window to appear immediately after you make the association between hitos and indicadores and in that popup you want a dropdown of objectvos that they can select and assign with this hito/indicadores association cor…
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And just to clarify, was your problem with the uri_protocol being a query string?
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I'm not familiar with nginx so I may not be much help. However, I would post on the threads you found in this forum to see if the originator of the thread may be able to help (they get notified most likely to updates on the thread). Here are those …
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Can you send me that thread again so I can reference it as well.
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With your previous install did you have to do anything with the uri_protocol and query strings (see very bottom of the following thread)? http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/comment/612/#Comment_612
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It sounds like the assets path for the js, and css is probably not working correctly. If you view source, what does it say the href path is to the fuel.css file... and more importantly is that correct? Also, what happens if you temporarily comment…
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A few more questions: 1. Where is FUEL installed in relation to your web server root web directory? Is it in a subfolder called 'fuel'? 2. Is the admin enabled in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php file. 3. What happens if you create a view fil…
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Possibly. You could try hardcoding the $config['base_url'] value. FUEL tries to dynamically create that base_url. What's your uri_protocol set to in the CI config? This thread towards the end talks a little about fixing issues when the uri_protocol…
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A couple questions: 1. Do you have .htaccess enabled? 2. What do you see if you go to http://localhost/fuel/index.php/fuel/login?
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Try this thread about 2 thirds the way down regarding using query strings for your uri_protocol. http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/3/problems-with-.htaccess-and-404-dashboard-not-found/#Item_20
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Try clearing any CI session cookies from your browser.
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There currently isn't. However, I could see there being an addition to the Menu class for a render_type of "array" that would generate the nested array. I've put it on the list, but it probably won't be out in the very near feature. If, however, you…
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You should be able to add your own javascript to the page using the module's "js" or "js_controller" parameters (http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/modules/simple) with the latter being a jQX controller. FUEL uses jQX as a way to structure it's ow…
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FUEL uses dropdowns for a couple of it's modules. If you look at the fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel_modules.php and in particular the navigation module configuration in that file, you'll see how you can create form fields to filter.
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OK... glad you figured it out.
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The name of the field is correct. Using square brackets for an ID is invalid markup so they get stripped out when the form is created. The name needs the square bracket so the $_POST value will be an array of values. With regards to it not saving, …
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I think what you have there is what you want. One fix I would make would be to do this to check the data exists and if not create an empty array (the example documentation in the tutorial was updated a while ago to reflect this). $data = (!empty($th…
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Thanks for the clarification. I've just pushed a fix for that file on the master branch.
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Thanks for the report. What page are you seeing that error (e.g. in the admin modules page, on the front end when viewing a page, etc)? And to clarify, 0.9.3 is not released yet.