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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I can't think of anything in 1.3 that would have caused this change. If you have the module folder in a zip and want me to test it out please send it to me along with any additional install instructions (if you click on my name it will give you that…
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First make sure that .htaccess is enabled and the mod_rewrite module is installed with Apache on your server. If FUEL was installed on your webserver in a subfolder, then you'll need to modify the .htaccess RewriteBase value to: RewriteBase /myfolde…
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I believe this is fixed in the latest 1.3 update which is now the master branch. In cased you missed it, more about 1.3 can be found here: http://www.getfuelcms.com/blog/2015/06/01/fuel-cms-13-released
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Ah yes... that is required for it to work.
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MY_Model does support compound keys for a non-module model, but for a module to work, it needs to have an ID for the record.
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It's not really stated in the documentation but the view file should be in the views/_admin/ folder. If you look at the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/preview.php file, you'll see the logic of how it determines which view to use. Additionally, the va…
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Do you have the admin enabled? To verify, there is a config value that you can specify which is below the fuel_path value: $config['admin_enabled'] = TRUE; If that is set to TRUE already, do you have the .htaccess setup correctly and mod_rewrite wo…
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So it sounds like it is getting to the CKFinder window OK, but the page isn't displaying due to 404 errors in the asset (CSS and JS) that it's trying to load. What are the 404 error paths to the assets? You mentioned that firebug was giving you the …
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What version of FUEL are you currently using (there is a constant defined in the fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel_constants.php file)?
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There should be a fuel_path configuration value that you can use to set the admin route in the fuel/application/config/MY_fuel.php (the first config value listed) $config['fuel_path'] = 'admin/';
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Are you logged in as the super admin user or a user with specific privileges? If you are already looking at the module.php file to try and debug, the logic for rendering that starts around line 330 in the items method. On line 462 is where it actua…
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That's currently the recommended method.
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Is the main page a blank page or a 404 error page? If it's a blank page and you are getting 404 errors on certain CKFinder assets, then it sounds like the route is probably working and there are issues with some of the asset files loading within tha…
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There is a "rows_selectable" parameter that can be set on a module. By default it is TRUE (if not provided). Did you by chance add it and set it it to FALSE? Or by chance, did you specify the 'table_actions' parameter for the module to be empty in t…
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There is a fuel_1.3_schema_changes.sql file you can run with those SQL changes in it (the 1.4 schema is for the next release and 1.3 is the current master). For the fuel_categories, the blog_posts module is setup to pull in categories that have the…
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Yes. There are a couple ways to do it. The current comment form is using Form_builder and the fuel/modules/blog/config/blog.php has a an array of configuration parameters you can pass it. $config['blog']['comment_form'] = array(); http://docs.getfue…
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The display_name isn't specifically tied to anything but that fuel_blog_users.display_name so I'm not sure what you would want to change it to.
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Add them to the fuel/application/config/autoload.php file as in the following: $autoload['libraries'] = array('fuel/asset', 'fuel/fuel', '{my_module}/my_library');
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Yes. There is a default assets/css/blog.css file you can edit in particular the .comment_form class.
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Since display_name is a derived value, you will need to specify the same thing for the module's default_col parameter: 'default_col' => 'CONCAT(fuel_users.first_name, " ", fuel_users.last_name)', Or simply change it to the first_name 'default_co…
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Yes. I would add the following to the _common_query method: function _common_query() { parent::_common_query(); $this->db->select('CONCAT(fuel_users.first_name, " ", fuel_users.last_name) as name', FALSE); } Then you will need to overwrite …
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Sorry... that particular SQL error is because you aren't on the latest version of FUEL I'm assuming. the fuel_tags.context field is in the latest version of FUEL.
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Does your server have Suhosin installed on it? https://suhosin.org/stories/index.html http://forum.getfuelcms.com/discussion/comment/3261#Comment_3261
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What about the url_title CI function? https://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/helpers/url_helper.html
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You'll need to run the sql update in the install folder
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If you are using Git and pull, you'll then need to switch from the master to the develop branch (my guess is that you are on master and not the develop branch). If you download the zip, be sure to do it from the develop branch URL: https://github.c…
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It's hard for me to see what changes you've made in the code above. Would it be possible to do a pull request on GitHub so I could see better what the changes are.
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That is the one relationship that will need to be done manually unfortunately (the opposite of the $foreign_keys relationship). Using a has_many actually saves to the fuel_relationships table and you'll want to save to the movie model. This will req…
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Try downloading the develop branch which should fix that issue: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-Blog-Module
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It could also be an Apache limitation with the upload max file size. If that isn't set high enough, it may fail silently without an error message. To fix that issue, add the following to your .htaccess: php_value upload_max_filesize 10M php_value po…