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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If you add multiple sessions before executing, it will run it as a multi_session CURL: $this->load->library('curl'): $this->curl->add_session('http://www.getfuelcms.com'); $this->curl->add_session('http://docs.getfuelcms.com'); $r…
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FUEL overwrites the lang function to allow for the passing variables to the language line using sprintf which I believe Ion Auth handles already.
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Try using:<?php CI()->load->view('_blocks/ad-server/leaderboard'); ?>
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It sounds like it's not hitting the fuel/modules/search/controllers/. The casing of the controllers and models were changed to be upper case for the FUEL 1.4 develop branch. Try lower casing the controller names and the model.
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In your MY_fuel_modules.php file for the specific module, you can add the following: 'item_actions' => array('save', 'view', 'delete', 'create', 'others' => array('my_module/printit' => 'Print')), This will submit to a page at a route of fu…
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Do you have any caching setup for PHP like XCache, APC or OPCache?
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You'll need to add the fields from the series table you want to access as $this->db->selects() in the _common_query method too.
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Are no posts being found on the front end or backend? If the front end, what is the route you are using to access the post?
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That is correct... it can be any string really.
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Thanks for the report. I've pushed an update to the develop branch for that.
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It was simply a manual way to break browser caches for asset files (not the local optimized cache files). It gets appended to the end of the URL and makes it unique so the browser will no longer cache it (to avoid telling the client to clear their c…
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Unfortunately, it's difficult for me to understand and test your issue out completely without knowing the full model and database scope. If you are able to provide the modules, models and SQL information necessary to replicate the issue in a fresh i…
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It really depends on the servers setting and the size of the database and what it's setup to handle. It sounds like it may be choking on the database backup part due to the size of your database and the memory allocated on the server. The code used …
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Are there any options coming back from the Ajax request that is getting fired when you change the value on the main select field (check the browser's console for the Network activity to see the Ajax request)?
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The dependent field should automatically set the value after the ajax options load. A few questions: 1. Does it work when using only one dependent field? 2. What version of FUEL (you can check in fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel_constants.php)? 3. In t…
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Glad you figured it out. You can set the model's $boolean_fields property to include the "published" field. This will allow you to toggle the published state in the list view. Also, this behavior takes place in the Base_module_model::_common_query()…
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You'll need to add a route to your fuel/application/routes.php file something like: $route['myblog(/.+)?'] = 'blog/$1';
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FUEL uses it's own caching library separate from CodeIgniters: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/libraries/fuel_cache
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The code is setup so that only displays a dependent field for new values and select fields when you try and edit (the else part of the if(!$values) condition).
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I think this long thread my be the answer you need. You'll need to probably lowercase the controller and model names in the fuel/modules/blog/models and fuel/modules/blog/controllers folder. This is due to the develop version of FUEL using CI 3.0 an…
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Is this a page from the CMS? If so, you can check the "no" radio for the Cache option in the CMS.
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There currently is not a setting to automatically collapse the left hand menus. However, you can leverage your own global javascript file to call the click event that is set on the id of the H3 for the toggler. To add your own global js file, add th…
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Block layouts require some additional validation to work. There is a "validate" method you can leverage that gets passed all the page variables. The default Fuel_block_layout object that you are using simply returns true though. So to get it to work…
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The Fuel_forms::get_email_message() method looks at the "email_message" property on the object. If it is a callable function or closure, it will call it passing in the current form object and the $posted values (line 1527). You can use double curly …
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There is a property called "display_field" you can specify on your simple modules configuration that is a field returned by find_all_array. This field is used as the friendly text for the record and usually includes the name/title field value for th…
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The $values array will only contain the data necessary for the model to save. If you want all the data in the post, grab it from the method 'normalize_save_values()': public function on_before_save($values) { print_r($this->normalize_save_va…
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The on_after_save methods passes an array of values that were saved. This will include the newly created 'id': public function on_after_save($values) { print_r($values); return $values; }
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Any change to a core FUEL file may be subject to change. You can inherit from the Module controller if you aren't already, overwrite the method and create the routes to point to your controller instead.
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The "_process" method is inherited from the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/Module.php controller (which the Pages controller inherits from). That method is protected so you won't be able to access it from your model.
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This sounds like it is something CKEditor may be doing to the string: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16975859/ckeditor-doesn´t-read-media-embed-code You can try adding config settings in the fuel/application/config/editors.php $config['ckeditor…