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• I haven't used any of these but here are a few: http://codeigniter.com/wiki/PayPal_Lib/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/authorizenetlib/ http://www.phpclasses.org/package/5213-PHP-Accept-payments-with-Paypal-Authorize-net-and-2CO.html

  in integrating payment gateways? Comment by admin February 2011
• There is no out of the box solution to integrate but I've seen a few libraries out there that you can use to put in a normal CI Controller to do your integration.

  in integrating payment gateways? Comment by admin February 2011
• The current version 0.9.2 was localized into string version (my post said 0.93 which was incorrect and I changed it). You can read about the release below: http://www.getfuelcms.com/blog/2011/02/06/fuel-cms-0.9.2-released GITHUB Repo: https://gith…

  in Localisation Comment by admin February 2011
• If you have created a page in the admin, the parsing should automatically be applied to all layout variables. If you've created a module and want to enable parsing on certain fields, there is a $parsed_fields property in the base_module_model class …

  in Do I need to enable parsing for "{img_path('my_image.jpg')}" to work? Comment by admin February 2011
• OK... I'll look into that issue.

  in Select field in custom module Comment by admin February 2011
• So the value in the database had the '&' but the option value got translated to '&'?

  in Select field in custom module Comment by admin February 2011
• Is the permission created? To create a permission, you need to select Permissions on the left and enter in a permission with the key of "news". Then you need to associate the user to that permission.

  in Can a normal user manage module contents? Comment by admin February 2011
• The "value" property can be set in a field to select it's value. However, for modules, that will be overwritten by any saved value. From the sounds of it, Option2 should be selected if the value being saved to the database is 2. What value is gettin…

  in Select field in custom module Comment by admin February 2011
• Thanks for the post and persistence (saw your tweet). You probably already saw this post, but I'll mention it here for others are in the same boat. http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/comment/323/#Comment_323

  in Nginx with Fuelcms Comment by admin February 2011
• Thanks knight... you are correct. By default, the permission parameter will be set to your module key (e.g. news), so technically you don't need to specify it unless it's different.

  in Can a normal user manage module contents? Comment by admin February 2011
• Right... you'll have to overwrite the navigation array completely to get the ordering the way you want. You can just replicate what is currently found in default fuel.php config file.

  in Some Question Comment by admin February 2011
• For the blog users module, you are right in that a FUEL user needs to be created first. There is a dropdown to select which fuel user you want to associate the blog user profile with but that FUEL user needs to exist first. Depending on what you wan…

  in Some Question Comment by admin February 2011
• No problem... glad to help.

  in RSS Feed/Sitemap Comment by admin February 2011
• The logic behind the permission is left up to the programmer how they want to implement it. For basic modules, there is a permission property you can set. The value can be a simple string or an array. If it is a string, it should match the name of t…

  in User groups and user registration Comment by admin February 2011
• I was actually chatting with a user about the best way to do it last night but we were just throwing out ideas. I think your idea would work and would be very interested in how it turns out. I'll send him a note to see if he wants to chime in becaus…

  in Building multi language website Comment by admin February 2011
• 1. You can overwrite the navigation order by creating your own $config['nav'] in MY_fuel.php in the order that you want. 2. You can pass the class "no_editor" to your field like so: $fields['my_textarea'] = array('type' => 'textarea', 'class' =&g…

  in Some Question Comment by admin February 2011
• Try removing $_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] == $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']

  in Quick Tutorial Needed - Contact Form Comment by admin February 2011
• You're welcome... (and David is my name)

  in Custom image upload path (_image and _image_upload) Comment by admin February 2011
• There is an 'order' parameter you can set for the field which should help where it is located in the form.

  in Custom image upload path (_image and _image_upload) Comment by admin February 2011
• The fuel/modules/blog/config/blog.php configuration file has $config['tables'] (near the bottom), that maps table names. That file get's used in the base_module_model to figure out what table the model is dealing with (if specified in config).

  in Simple Ecommerce Comment by admin February 2011
• When you say clean directories, do you mean the default CI install directories like config, controllers, libraries, helpers, views, models, etc (with the config files like database.php and config.php in the config folder)? Currently, the fuel/appli…

  in Demo Site Comment by admin February 2011
• In your controller you could include your nav.php file and then make the necessary changes to the $nav array. Then you pass that new array as the 'items' parameter like so:fuel_nav(array('items' => $new_nav))

  in Adding menu items Comment by admin February 2011
• Try using the on_before_validate hook which should occur before any validation takes place.

  in Custom model in custom module Comment by admin February 2011
• The opt-in controller only works within your application directory. In this case, you would need to create a controller (e.g. modules/shop/controllers/products.php would be http://localhost/shop/products). To prevent the 404 error, you need to creat…

  in Simple Ecommerce Comment by admin February 2011
• A good place to look would be the blog. There is a feed controller in the blog module that calls Fuel_blog->feed_output() method (Fuel_blog is a library within the blog module). Derek's post is still relevant for FUEL by using a view and controll…

  in RSS Feed/Sitemap Comment by admin February 2011
• I guess it depends on what you mean by being completely separate. FUEL doesn't really have it's own controller system per se, it has a default 404 controller that is used to render view files if no controller/method is found.

  in Demo Site Comment by admin February 2011
• fuel_var() actually returns the value as well as code that is used for inline editing (look around line 470 of in fuel/modules/fuel/helpers/fuel_helper.php). If you want to do comparisons, you can just use the normal variable $body_class.

  in fuel_var oddity Comment by admin February 2011
• No worries. It's a CI 2.0 hazing thing.

  in CI newbie - how to build my application with Fuel Comment by admin February 2011
• Thanks for the nice note. We welcome any user contributed learning resources like video tutorials. With regards to the demo site, we're considering putting up a demo version of the latest on GitHub. Until then, the 0.91 branch is still available t…

  in Welcome to the FUEL CMS Forums Comment by admin February 2011
• Try extending CI_Controller: class Search extends CI_Controller{ function __construct() { parent::__construct(); } That's a CI 2 change.

  in CI newbie - how to build my application with Fuel Comment by admin February 2011
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