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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Did you run all the SQL updates for the blog in the fuel/modules/blog/install/ folder?
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Was it your debug code that was causing that error in My_language_helper.php or is there still an error in that file and if so, what is the value of $args?
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I think the next steps would be to debug the fuel/modules/forms/Fuel_forms.php file around line 1094 in the notify method where it is suppose to be attaching the files. I would first check to see $this->upload_files() outputs (using var_dump or p…
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A couple questions: 1. What version of FUEL are you running (you can check the fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel_constants.php file)? 2. What does line 72 of the MY_language_helper.php file look like for you an what is the array value that it's trying t…
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There looks to be a conflict with how the base_module_model and the blog_posts_model are joining the fuel_users table. I've posted a fix to both the develop branches of FUEL and the Blog which should help. Basically the limit_to_user table join on t…
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Is enctype="multipart/form-data" in your form tag?
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Thanks for the report. I've posted a fix in the develop branch of the blog for that SQL issue.
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That's it.
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Yes, you can still use the CMS. You just need to specify the block value as opposed to it being auto created under the Form tab > Form display option. To grab the properties of the created form, you can first grab the form instance by using the f…
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Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be a field type that supports what you need. However, you could try wrapping up all the logic you are implementing into your image gallery form field code and create a custom field type. More information on cre…
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Hmmm... I'm having trouble replicating this with the code provided. However, I've posted an update in the develop branch to check that there is a val first based on your fix.
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Sorry try running: CI()->missions_model->debug_query();
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The Base_module_model::limit_to_user property is meant to limit the records to the author. To avoid needing to modify the Base_module_model::limit_to_user property, there is a limit_to_user value that can be set in the blog config. If you pull from …
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To generate the proper HTML, I'd recommend creating your own block of HTML to structure it how you want. The Customizing the HTML section explains it a little more in detail (and note the next section for Special Hidden Fields which allows you to se…
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Sorry, but I'm not quite I understand sure which fix you are referring to. Can you clarify?
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There were some changes made to the dependent field in the develop branch. I'm not sure if any of the updates would fix your error but if you can, can you update to the develop branch (You can use GIT to pull in and merge any changes ... may need to…
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The FUEL blog requires an author to have access to the admin area which means they need to be a FUEL user with the appropriate blog permissions. Then under the Blot Authors area, you associate that FUEL user to that blog author. There is a develop …
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We'll keep it in mind.
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What if you run $this->debug_query(); right before return $miss? What does that SQL look like and does it work if you try that SQL statement manually?
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FUEL currently doesn't support that unfortunately. Perhaps a change to the $boolean_fields property where you can pass it a $key=>$val as well. If the key is a string it will use that instead of the value which is the alias to that value. This …
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Not at this time without overwriting the controller for your module with custom code. By default your module create, edit, delete, and list views gets routed to the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/module.php. You can specify your own routes in the fue…
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Did you add "bild_zeigen" to the $boolean_fields property of the model?
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Try the following: $checkbox = (!empty($_POST['checkbox'])) ? $_POST['checkbox'] : true; $fields['checkbox'] = array('type' => 'checkbox', 'label' => 'Checkbox', 'value' => 1, 'checked' => $checkbox);
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Try adding "value" => 1 to the $fields['checkbox']
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That is correct in that it currently only supports one set of tabs.
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OK... I think I finally understand. You have a single image field that is set to multiple which appends images with a comma delimiter it looks like. In this situation, I think it has to do with the fact that the post_process method on that field doe…
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How about the minimal amount of the form to replicate the problem?
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Are you able to post the entire form?
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Are you wanting to have multiple history_img fields so you can save an array of images as JSON? If so, you'll need to convert the saved valued into an array syntax perhaps by using something like the "template" field type which will create a nested …
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What do you mean by it doesn't work anymore? Can you give an example?