There are no "themes" for FUEL CMS. It's main aim is intended to help transition people from using just CodeIgniter to CodeIgniter with a CMS built on top of it so knowing CodeIgniter is pretty key. Here are a few areas of the documentation that I w…
You can specify in your model public $boolean_fields = array('my_field_name'); and it can be either an enum with 2 values or a boolean field (which is really a tinyint with a 0 or 1 value). Fields "published" and "active" are automatically treated t…
The prevew_options is no longer a valid option since the preview functionality was rolled into how other modal windows are created into the system as opposed to using window.open. This should be removed from the documentation.
View will appear if you specify a "preview_path" value in the module's config. To set a different row items, you can specify the module's "table_actions" which is an array of keys being a URL (which can use placeholders {id}) and values being the la…
You can't pass parameters to the index function. You can try using the _remap method on the controller or use a different name other then index and create a route.
There is a $config['nav'] array that can be altered in your fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php
The default values are found in the fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel.php file (or at the documentation link below:
http://docs.getfuelcms.com/installation/…
If you haven't already read the documentation bit, there is an example of how to implement it with your own custom block (under block view):
http://docs.getfuelcms.com/modules/forms
For the block view to work you must specify the following paramete…
One way around the placement of the arrows in situations where they may be visually off is to use the fuel_edit function instead of fuel_var to embed the variables. You can just embed the variables as a normal $my_var and place the fuel_edit functio…
Thanks for the report. I've posted a fix in the develop branch. The develop branch contains CI 3, however, you could cherry pick this commit into your code:
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commit/9ffda082c2487b13d4d52b6c286d3a929cf3cc0b
There was a commit made yesterday to address this:
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-Forms-Module/commit/ddfac8e121eb48aa3cdce5b201f668f6d0dfc6e0
If you use the fuel_edit function for a static view file that contains say module elements (looping through news items for example), then the inline editor pencil will show up. The iframe height and width are controlled by the contents of the iframe…
There is a CKEditor config parameter of "protectedSource". The fuel/application/config/editors.php file lists it but is commented out because it takes an array of regular expressions, and regex doesn't translate into JSON very well. The wysiwyg fiel…
A few questions:
1. What version of FUEL are you running (check the fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel_constants.php file for the FUEL_VERSION constant)?
2. Does the problem go away if you don't include the forms module in the $config['modules_allowed']…
The "func" parameter is just a callable function and uses the PHP call_user_func. So you need to create a function or a class with method (which would be an array of array($myclass, 'method')) to do the rendering of your field. The function gets the…
Not without hacking the core Fuel_pages::fuelify() method around line 1214ish.
Perhaps you could use javascript to remove the stylesheet:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5033650/how-to-dynamically-remove-a-stylesheet-from-the-current-page
Thei…
That appears to be some testing example code left in the develop branch. The default main layout should more or less look like the following:
$config['layouts']['main'] = array( //'file' => $config['layouts_path'].'main', // 'class' => '…