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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Change at the top of your Students_model.php file "base_module_model.php" to "Base_module_model.php". Version 1.4 uses CI 3 which requires the casing to be uppercase for models, libraries and controllers.
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That's tough for me to tell at this point. I would start by looking at the fuel_var function itself found in the fuel_helper.php file.
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You are at this point just using query builder to get results. You can use the following to get the actual SQL query being run if you want to test it out: $CI->load->knowledge_base_articles_model->debug_query();
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What is the fuel_mode set to in fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php?
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Do you have a form created that has a slug value of "contact"? You can debug in the fuel/modules/forms/controllers/Forms.php file first to see if it is even making it to that controller.
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fuel_model is really just a wrapper function around the knowledge_base_articles_model. You can also do the following: $CI->load->model('knowledge_base_articles_model'); $CI->load->knowledge_base_articles_model->db()->where_in(...);…
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I would look into the "hooks" functionality which allows you to specify a separate function or class/method that can be called. That function/method gets passed parameters of the form object and posted variables and you can then send your own emails…
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You can specify on your form object "mail_type" = "html": <?=form('my_form', array('mail_type' => 'html'))?>
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Try some of these parameters (the key 'nav-menu-inner nav-marg' is not a valid parameter: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/libraries/menu <?php echo fuel_nav(array('container_tag_class ' => 'nav-menu-inner nav-marg', 'item_id_prefix' => 'topmenu_…
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Usually if I hear of 404s on external servers but working local, it has to do with a file casing issue. CI 3 requires Controllers, Models and Libraries to have their file names first letter uppercased. If you are on a Mac, it is case insensitive but…
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There is a method on the Data_table class called "add_field_formatter" that is used in the Module controller, however, it's currently not exposed in a way for you to modify or hook into it without editing the source or overwriting the controller met…
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Add an email address to the test_email config and see if that helps.
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It should include the closing ">" and uses the DOM & XPath to find that node. If you create a simple static view file called search_test.php page with the delimiter on, are you able to index that single page (will need to select that page exp…
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The size() fix has been updated already in the develop branch. Is that "heading" variable being saved in the fuel_pagevariables table for that page_id (you'll need to lookup the corresponding page ID in the fuel_pages table using the "location" fiel…
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Try removing the LOCK and UNLOCK after the insert and re-upload.
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Is your "fuel_mode" set to "auto" in fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php? Also, are other static view files showing up (e.g. does fuel/application/views/test.php show up at http://localhost/test)?
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The code in the sitemap.xml is an example that is looking for a $nav array in the fuel/application/views/_variables/nav.php (http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/navigation) and/or any modules that have preview_path setup and an associated page on the…
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Calling parent gives you the default form and then you would need to manipulate those array variables. If you are starting fresh, you will need to create a hidden "id" field and use the 'value' => $values['id'] to set the value: $fields['id'] = a…
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For that particular page, do you have a field called "heading" specified in your layout that has been saved? That error message will appear if it doesn't find that value saved in the fuel_pagevariables table for that particular page.
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Try this: $config['search']['delimiters'] = array( '
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Do you have a fuel/application/views/sitemap_xml.php file that should have come with the default installation? Or do you have a sitemap.xml set in your CMS?
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I think it's because you don't have a hidden field for the id. If you call the following at the top of your form_fields method it should take care of that: $fields = parent::form_fields($values, $related);
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What do you have for your delimiter setting in your fuel/application/config/search.php: $config['search']['delimiters'] = array( '', '//meta[@name="keywords"]/@content', ); For the command line issue, see this thread for some poss…Is it getting to at least the on_before_validate hook?You may want to look at creating a separate page altogether and using the "return_url" parameter to point to that. There is a flashdata called "posted" which will have all the posted data information in which you can merge into that page.What version of PHP are you running via command line? But to confirm, you have a in your home pages HTML code that has content to be indexed? And when you run this in the admin, is there anything that gets returned?Did you re-index in the admin and is it returning anything? You can also run it via the command line.You can check in the on_after_save hook on the model if there are any errors using the get_errors() method: function on_after_save($values) { print_r($this->get_errors()); exit(); }Make sure you've set up the search delimiters in the config to match something in your pages.Try using 404_error instead of error_404.