Unfortunately, I'm having trouble replicating this issue. In order to debug, you'll probably need to look at the Fuel_auth::has_permission() method to see why that particular user doesn't have permission.
If you change line 464 to the following and then comment out the rest, does it work for your scenario:
$module = $id->parent_model(); //$tables = array_flip($id->parent_model()->tables()); //if (isset($tables[$module])) //{ // $module = $t…
You can do this in the fuel/application/config/redirects.php file. There is a "ssl" configuration there which will redirect all URIs listed to https. You can use regular expression to redirect all ":any".
It's possible. fuel/modules/fuel/views/_blocks/inline_edit_bar.php on lines 10-22 it does some checking for existing jquery and then determines if it needs to use the migrate plugin or not. I'd perhaps try commenting that out to see if it fixes your…
You have to create a route to have hyphens since they map to a controller method that can't have hyphens. If you are using just a view file to display a page (Opt-In Controller http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/pages-variables), FUEL will look for …
You are correct in your assumption. I believe the MY_fuel_layouts array structure may have changed slightly since .93 so I'd recommend using a 1.3 version and migrating over your .93 to that format.
This appears to be a bug. In the fuel/modules/fuel/libraries/Fuel_blocks.php file, if you add the following line at line 129, does it fix your issue:
if (!empty($p['language'])) $cache_id .= $p['language'];
OK. Those are the ones I saw as well. mailto is already setup and the other 2 don't seem like they should be applicable. I've added tel to the develop branch.
That's something that is inherent to CI routes. You can us aggressive redirects to ensure that only one of those links is used. More on that can be found here:
http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/redirects
There currently is not an easy way to hook into FUEL that way without making change to a core file. The file you'd want to change is the fuel/modules/fuel/libraries/Fuel_assets.php file in particular the "upload" method.
I'm not sure why you aren't seeing any of the images in that folder in the dropdown if it is writable. Are any files listed in the fuel_assets_model::list_items method around the following lines (121):
$tmpfiles = directory_to_array($assets_path, T…
In the console, what is the full URL path that it is using for the content in that modal window (it's an iframe that loads a URL)? It should say if it's trying to go to a sub folder or not. What permissions do you have set on your images folder?
In your fuel/application/config/MY_fuel_modules.php file for the child module, add the parameter "hidden" => TRUE.
http://docs.getfuelcms.com/modules/simple
I see the javascript function in the code, but I don't see what in the code triggers that function call so that it does take over the submission of the form.
Are you able to browse to the AJAX url normally? FUEL shouldn't be preventing you from sub…
A few questions:
1. How big of a file are you uploading?
2. Is the assets/images folders writable?
3. Is the wysiwyg editor markitUp! (the default), or CKEditor?
4. Is this in the Pages modules or your own simple module?
5. This is with the most lat…