Yes. You can overwrite the entire navigation array array in your MY_fuel.php file. By default, the array is the following:
// Site... Dashboard will always be there $config['nav']['site'] = array( 'dashboard' => lang('module_dashboard'), 'page…
Are you assigning the correct variable for the body content of the layout. By default, the variable "body" is used in the layout to insert the contents of the view file associated with the layout.
Those are probably warnings that are being thrown only when you are logged into FUEL and viewing the front end of the site correct? FUEL is on an older version of jQuery which had a function called .size() which I believe has been removed in newer v…
I think that was meant to be interpreted as that whatever permissions have been set in the system, they will have the ability to assign those permissions to the user. At this time, it is not possible to restrict a user to their given permissions...…
Did you add in your fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php multiple languages to the config similar to below?
// Languages for pages. The key is saved to the page variables $config['languages'] = array( 'english' => 'English', 'sp' => 'Spanish'…
Thanks for the explaining the problem in detail. I've posted a fix in the develop branch:
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commit/52f3fad1cfb24804c348b422eec97179bac50733
What does your class look like now to execute the fuel/application/hooks/Jobs_hooks::before_delete_jobs method? Also, is your fuel/application/config/hooks.php configuration set to the following and you have a module of "jobs" set in your fuel/appli…
What is the path to the Job_hooks.php file? Also, the Job_hooks.php file shouldn't be on a controller but exist in it's own class file similar to the fuel/modules/fuel/hooks/Fuel_hooks.php file which is based on the native CI hooks:
https://codeigni…
There's a property on the module called "table_actions" which have the default value of
array('EDIT', 'VIEW', 'DELETE')
You can use a key/value for the array as well to specify the URL (key) and the label (value). The EDIT, VIEW and DELETE are just …
_variables files shouldn't be in subfolders. In that case your would put your about/team page specific variables in the _variables/about.php file using the $pages variable instead of the $vars variable:
$pages['about/team'] = array('test' => 'tea…
The "module" parameter in the hook is actually referencing an advanced module folder name (which is a little confusing). Do you have an advanced module in the "fuel/modules/job" folder? If not and it's in your fuel/application folder, remove the "mo…
FUEL allows you to statically create your website (like you would with a plain CI installation) and then at a later time after you've figured out the CMS side of things, upload those view files which will try it's best to import the variables and tr…
Sorry... I thought I responded to this. Have you checked out the Blog Advanced module?
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-Blog-Module
If you have a controller named the same as your advanced module (but upper case), it will automatically be…
The $_GET variables will only get passed to the AJAX request if there is a form field set for it in the filters area. It essentially will serialize the form fields on the page and pass it to the AJAX request.
1. To your first question, you are correct in that if the controller exists it will route all "about/..." to the "About" controller and you will need to include a method.
2. For you Fuel_pages error, try the following instead (also found on this pa…
You would need to include an additional piece of javascript I believe that adds a rule/method you can reference as a rule:
https://jqueryvalidation.org/rules/
https://jqueryvalidation.org/jQuery.validator.addMethod/
Perhaps something like the follo…
In that "about/contact" example, you'll need to add the method to your controller. If I remember correctly, it use to work in 1.3.2 using some pre_controller hooks to but changes in CI 3 I believe broke that and would require rewriting some core fil…
So you are saying the javascript validation is not throwing an error if you forget the .com or .nl? If so, I'm wondering if it has something to do with the jquery.validate plugin that is being used (note the 2014 note):
https://github.com/jquery-val…
Try adding nav options to the advanced modules config file as seen on the top of this page
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-Blog-Module/blob/master/config/blog.php