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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That seemed to do the trick! I was missing the "no-store" when I was testing the Cache-Control headers earlier. I've updated the repo. Thanks. https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS
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Are your fuel/codeigniter/cache and fuel/codeigniter/cache/dwoo/compliled directories writable?
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As an FYI, you'll have the same problem with CodeIgniter projects (this isn't specific to FUEL). It has to do with the server. For example, your server may not having the $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] environment variable set and that is why the $config['ur…
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Glad to hear that worked. That particular issue has stumped me several times myself so hopefully you'll store that one away better then I did.
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In the fuel/application/libraries folder there is a MY_DB_mysql_driver.php and MY_DB_mysql_result.php which would need to be modified. I'd be interested to hear if you are able to get it to work on Postgres.
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This seems to be a known issue with Firefox. No matter what header cache settings you set, it still will go back to the last page because of how Firefox caches it in memory. View this very long thread on the issue: http://forums.mozillazine.org/view…
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I've been able to replicate the issue locally and will look into a fix... I'll keep you posted.
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If you still have the .htaccess enabled, change the line towards the bottom where it says RewriteRule .* index.php/$0 [L] to RewriteRule .* index.php?/$0 [L] If not, are you familiar with CodeIgniter (http://codeigniter.com) and have you been ab…
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What happens if you click the back button and then click the refresh button?
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Maybe it is htaccess. But before we go more down that route, try the following: 1. Got to the fuel/application/config/config.php file and change $config['index_page'] = 'index.php?'; // Note the question mark at the end 2. In the same config file,…
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Just to be clear, these are the steps you take to replicate the problem: 1. Login to fuel (e.g. http://localhost/fuel/) using Firefox 3.612 2. Browse to a page within the Navigation admin area within FUEL 3. Logout 4. Click the back button and you …
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Hello amkosys. With regards to your questions, you should be able to put any application specific code into your fuel/application directory. It uses CodeIgniter (http://codeigniter.com) as it’s framework so if you are familiar with that, it should h…
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Are you able to access it at http://localhost/index.php/fuel (instead of just http://localhost/fuel ... and replacing localhost with your server name) ?
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Did you set $config['admin_enabled'] = TRUE; in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php?
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I've pushed a fix for the Chrome uploading assets issue. It seems to be a bug with Chrome from what I've read, so the fix was to remove the 'accept' attribute via javascript and implement the accept parameters via a class="accept-...." which the Mul…
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I've pushed a fix for the z-index issue on Chrome. The file upload seems to be a bug in Chrome on OS X even if I change the accept attribute from using pipes to commas as delimiters of file types. I'll look into a fix: http://drupal.org/node/953922
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What browser are you using for uploading? And you are uploading a new asset in the Asset module area?
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Thanks for the input. We've considered creating an installer and may do it at some point to help ease the installation process. FUEL's "sweet spot" is for developers that are familiar with installing CodeIgniter and creating databases for their web …
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Make sure the $config['fuel_mode'] = "auto" in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php. Also make sure that you have mod_rewrite enabled and the proper RewriteBase value which should be the folder relative to the web root directory.
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I think this issue was related to your previous post: http://www.getfuelcms.com/forums/discussion/8/add-image-asset-to-page-broke/#Item_3
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Thanks for the report. I've posted a fix on GitHub for you to check out. Locally, you could just replace the fuel/modules/fuel/models/assets_model.php and it should fix the issue.
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Sorry about that... I'm on a MAC and casing doesn't matter so those bugs have stolen a few hours from as well (when we post to UNIX servers) so I feel your pain... my apologies. That should be fixed now.
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The reset.css has been updated on GitHub and that has been removed.
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Thanks for the input. Seems like a good idea to remove it. We had it in there because we had clients complain about how the font sizes looked for their website and that was the culprit.
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I forgot which version you were using and the above is for the 0.91 branch. The PHP code to template code function isn't perfect so my guess is that upon importing, some templating code may get messed up. Try removing that middle part about IE spe…
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I need to change the header file to use the alternative php syntax so that when it get's imported, it will be translated properly to the corresponding Dwoo templating syntax. I'll post a fix for that as well later but in the meantime, if you change …
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Ah... ok... will put in a fix for that.
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On line 501 of the fuel/modules/fuel/libraries/Fuel_page.php you should see where it does a str_replace to inject that. Is it possible that your HTML is missing the ending head tag?
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There is a bug in the application/config/parser.php file that I will upload shortly. To fix on your end, on line 77 or so where it lists the functions, change 'cs' to 'css'.
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I think so. The 0.91 hasn't been vetted as much as the 0.90 branch obviously and I just recently fixed several bugs related to the upgrade to CI 2. However, that will be the future branch so be sure to send us any bug reports.