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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The $config['nav']['tools']['tools/user_guide'] strictly makes the menu on the left and doesn't guarantee that the URI path exists. You need to route to make sure you can access that page. For example, the URI path fuel/tools/user_guide doesn't exis…
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OK... I'll need to do some more local testing and then may add that to GitHub
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Ahh... the blog module handles it's variables a little differently in it's controllers. You may be able to get that to work in the blog if you change the following line in the fuel/modules/blog/libraries/Base_blog_controller.php line 34 from: $_vars…
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Hmm... I'm not able to replicate the issue yet. What happens on a raw download of FUEL, set up with your existing db information and merging in the variable like above on say the header block that comes with the FUEL download?
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thanks. That's been updated
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in the .htaccess file that comes with fuel, you'll need to change the BaseRewrite path from / to whatever directory you may have it installed in.
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Sure. Hope your project goes well and that you'll be able to share what you've learned with the community.
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What's your $config['fuel_mode'] in your fuel/application/MY_fuel.php set to?
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Do you have htaccess enabled and mod_rewrite? Also, is there a fuel/index.php file that redirects in place (there should be)?
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Do something like this: $field['my_field']['label'] = 'Choose Category';
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If your model exists in a module directory (which in your case is one called 'ads'), the foreign_keys property value for 'id_ads_categories' needs to be an array with the key being the module folder name like so. public $foreign_keys = array('id_ad…
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What was the error message you were seeing? Was it a PHP error message or a connection to the database error message?
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Is the page being rendered by a controller you created, or are you just using a view file that maps to a URI? Thanks for the UG catch... I'll update.
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That isn't documented anywhere... I'll call that out. You could use the on_before_save method... actually, if you change header_upload_image to header_image_upload, it will automatically set the value of header_image to the name of the uploaded imag…
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Thanks... that's fixed on the blog. There seems to be a difference in how htmlentities() is working between my local dev machine and the live server... in particular with the hex version of the single quote (numeric entity works fine). Will need to …
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It doesn't work the same with layouts unfortunately. You have to create the 2 separate fields like so: 'header_image' => array('description' => 'Header Image', 'class' => 'asset_select images', 'upload_path' => assets_server_path('', 'i…
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I use
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can you send me the complete controller and and view file? Sounds like an output buffering issue perhaps.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll capture it on the todo list. Although we tried to provide a lot of documentation, it is by no means complete as you've pointed out. We tried to capture the most important stuff but in some cases, rummaging through the…
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Thanks. Those have been updated (on GitHub too for both branches). Let me know if you find any others.
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To be honest, connecting to a second isn't really "supported" meaning, we haven't done much testing with that, since it's a scenario we haven't run into. Regardless, I'd like to see if we can get it to work for you in case we do run into that situat…
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Thanks for the catch. One of them should be Comment Links. I've updated the fuel_schema.sql in the install folder on GitHub. You should be able to change that permission name under the permissions section.
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Thanks. I've made those updates to the user guide. Let me know if you see any more.
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I posted some changes yesterday to allow you to do this. All you should have to do is set the $config['fuel_path'] parameter in you MY_fuel.php config file now. Let me know if you run into any issues.
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I'm not sure. Can you send me the module code and any SQL to power the models (click on my picture to get to my email address)? Also, which branch are you using 0.9 (master) or the 0.91 branch (CI 2.0)?
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That is correct. I can see how the names can be confusing. To confuse you more, there's an on_before_post hook too, which get's called before any saving or validating. It may help to look at the code where it is implemented. The on_after_post method…
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I would think it would. We built it with the idea that the CMS is secondary and that you should be able to use the framework as you would with a normal projects. The fuel/application folder is intended for your code and is the equivalent to the Code…
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Should it be ads_subcategories_model.php (with an s)?
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I think the issue is because your file name needs to be ad_categories_model.php not ad_categories.php
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The 0.91 branch has an example website that includes a projects_model. In that projects_model we use the on_after_post model hook to further process the image. Below is what that looks like: function on_after_post($values) { $CI =& get_insta…