A few questions?
1. What platform are you using to run FUEL (MAC, Unix, Windows XAMPP, WAMP)?
2. Did you create a subfolder on your web server to install FUEL or does it exist at your server's web root directory?
3. What URL did you use to try an…
If the FUEL installation is in a subfolder on your web server named FUEL then make sure your RewriteBase is the following in your .htaccess:
RewriteBase /fuel/
If mod_rewrite is working then you should be able to go to:
http://mywebsite.com/fuel and…
There currently is a 0.91 version being developed that uses CI 2.0 and using Modular Seperation instead of Matchbox (for the modules part of it):
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/tree/0.91
Thanks for the report... that should be fixed now in the repo. The file to update is the fuel/modules/fuel/assets/js/jquery/plugins/jquery.markitup.set.js file
With regards to Managing pages, there are currently 3 permissions you can set. Manage, Publish, and Delete. You could give someone the ability to Manage pages (create/edit), and not give them the ability to publish them. I just pushed a couple bug f…
The reason for the print_r problem is because the result objects have a reference to the CI object which creates this sort of circular reference when doing a print_r. I'd love to know away around this but haven't found one as of yet.
To help get ar…
I think the issue is that the products parent_id is not a unique value with regards to the menu. Try prepending the "s_" that you have used to identify the sub categories for the parent_id like below:
foreach($products as $prod) { $attributes…
I've just pushed a fix for that issue to GitHub so it won't double translate characters already translated. The fix was specifically to the Form library. Also, just so you are aware, there is an auto_encode_entities property you can set on your mode…
We use to actually use that folder configuration but moved everything to the public directory and use .htaccess to hide those folders now because of the need to have the assets folders bundled with each module. If you are really needing to do that, …
Because it exists in a module folder, the value for the foreign key needs to be an array with the key being the name of the folder. For example, something like this:
public $foreign_keys = array('category_id' => array('quiz' => 'quiz_categorie…
That is correct. Either should work but it requires you to have a notification block created in your application folder or I suppose you could load the notification block from the fuel module like so:
$this->load->module_view(FUEL_FOLDER, '_bl…
Thanks for the bug report. I've updated the repo with a fix. The fix was to the file fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/module.php.
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commit/9ce68820326c9dd96cdcbe08a4cebbf9d97d7ffa
I see the issue. The option_list() method is used to create the array used for that form field (around line 1701 on MY_Model). By default, that method will use the second column as the name field if no $val property is passed to the method which is …
That's true... there are ways around (you could try putting the query string after a slash and use 2 query string params instead of 1 e.g. https://www.gmvoices.com/asteriskstore/order/?nocache=12345&x=1) however, you may have better luck with us…
Have you tried turning off cache for your AJAX requests. I'm not sure if you are using jQuery or not, but if so, you may want to look here:
http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/
Also, appending a random string or timestamp on the request as a query st…
I think you are on the right track. If you are wanting the information saved to the quiz model, you could modify the Quiz_details_model form_fields() method. That method should return an array that form_builder can use to generate the form:
http://w…
Does the form map directly to a model? If so, if you are extending the base_module_model, you have access to a form_fields() method that you can modify to create your form fields, and you may not need to create a controller at all. If you haven't al…
FUEL creates the forms around the models. An "advanced" module, usually contains several models for you to edit (e.g. the blog is like this). If you look at the fuel/modules/blog/config folder, you'll see a blog_fuel_modules.php file. In that file, …
You'll have to create custom javascript to do that. The navigation module does that to load the proper parents for the given navigation group. There is a corresponding javascript file in the fuel/modules/fuel/assets/js/fuel/controller/NavigationCont…
A couple other things, the model's dsn property for the secondary database needs to be set before the parent constructor is run. Also, you may want to set the pconnect property to FALSE for the second database.
I think the issue has to do with the database not being loaded onto the super object.
If the database is loaded with the last parameter is TRUE like this:
$this->db = $this->load->database($dbparams, TRUE, TRUE);
It will return the datab…