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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Are you able to see the filters in your search filtering area (the little triangle that when clicked shows the filters)? In your model's list_items method, what does the filter property have when run: public function list_items(....) { .... …
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FUEL is not 3.0 ready but it already contains the codeigniter core in it's distribution (fuel/codeigniter/). The assets folder in the root of the directory is where you can store your assets. The fuel/application/ folder is the same as the normal CI…
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What errors are you seeing from the CI dbutil class and what version of PHP are you running?
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In the Base_module_model::list_items method (found at fuel/modules/fuel/models/base_module_model.php) there is a commented out line for $this->debug_query(); If you uncomment that, it will generate the SQL query being generated which will help de…
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Thanks for the report, that fix has been posted to the dev branch of the repo.
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Do you know what the values are suppose to be for the Array? If the field needs to be serialized, you can add the following to your model: public $serialized_fields = array('my_field'); This will serialize the data using JSON and unserialize it when…
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You could build it on the blog_posts model but would probably recommend creating your own class or function that creates the query using the model that way you can safely make updates to the blog module without overriding your own code. One simple p…
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Where is your tasks_model stored? If it is in the main fuel/application/model directory, then change it to the following: public $has_many = array('tasks' => array('app'=> 'tasks_model')); OR just: public $has_many = array('tasks' => 'task…
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Where is that error appearing (what URI) and is it happing for all the generated modules? Does your fuel/application/config/MY_fuel_modules.php file have those modules listed in it?
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Good suggestion. Will have to take a look at it. Or if you come up with a solution, just send a pull request and we can review and merge in.
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I think it's not returning anything because there won't ever be a single record with both cat1 and cat2 for the slug value... you'll need an OR instead of an AND to get both those categories.
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You should use debug query right after the query you want to debug (not before).
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You can actually specify the entire submit button HTML and it will override the button: $this->form_builder->submit_value = '';
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You are correct in that those are the global maximums for image height and widths. However, in your case, you can set the max dimensions to 2000 for height and width so that the image will at least upload, then you can resize it to the dimension you…
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What's the error message you are seeing?
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There is a Fuel_search::clean() method that is used to clean the content after it has been indexed. By default, it uses a function called zap_gremlins which is a function found in the MY_string_helper. The search.php config file has a reference to t…
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You are right in that there isn't a way to batch assign attributes on the menu link but you can do that via the "attributes" parameter on the actual menu item. Below is an example if it is handled via the nav.php file (there is an "Attributes" field…
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Looks like there is some differences in the documentation. How it should work is if create thumb is specified, the height and width will be applied to thumbnail only. If create thumb is not checked, it should effect the image uploaded.
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I believe that error is because the file is PHP and it's serving up CSS but as a PHP file. It's required to be a PHP file to execute the gzipping that is outputted. You can change the setting to just "whitespace" which won't turn it into a PHP file …
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Are you able to use $CI->blog_posts_model->debug_query() to see what query is being generated?
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Try adding "_from" and "_to" like so: 'filters' => array('date_added_from' => array('type' => 'datetime'), 'date_added_to' => array('type' => 'datetime')),
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Hmmm. Is it this call that is causing that error? $cat_posts = $CI->blog_posts_model->find_all(); There is a has_many blocks relationship in the blog_posts_model. If you comment that out, what happens? Also, change any ->db-> to ->db(…
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I think I see the issue. I've posted a fix for that issue.
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I think you want fuel_blog_categories.slug.
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Great suggestion... I'll look into adding that.
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That file should be getting included in the fuel/modules/fuel/custom_fields.php file for the 'wysiwyg' field type. If you look at your browser's developer console, when you load the page, does it show the jquery.markitup.set.js file load?
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1. If you do a search for the function "parserLeftDelimiter" does it appear in the jquery.markitup.set.js file? There have been some CKEditor specific fixes in the development branch. 2. I believe this is something that CKEditor is doing automatica…
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I had a typo in the code... it should have been "blog_posts_model" instead of "blog_post"
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You could try using the repeatable field and use the on_after_save model hook to save that information to the associated table: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/forms#template This field type creates a $_POST array variable like so $_POST['user_c…
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If this is being done in a module, then in your model you'll need to include the field in the model property $parsed_fields like so: ... public $parsed_fields = array('content'); // fields in the database that should be parsed when outputted ...