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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There isn't anything built in like that. That sounds like something where you would want to use the on_after_delete model hook to do the cleanup.
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Well you are in luck. I just finished up a module that does just that and could use someone else to test it out. I've just sent you an email with a zip for you.
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The jquery.markitup.set file has the configuration settings for markitup. You would need to either change that file or include your own file (e.g. perhaps use the $config['fuel_javascript'] parameter in MY_fuel to overwrite the value found in the ma…
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I've posted that as a fix in the develop branch.
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What is the query that is outputted after running find_all (you can use $CI->fuel_pages_model->debug_query() to output)?
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The reason those lines are there are for when no "group" filtering parameter, the options list will have all the ungrouped pages outside of an "optgroup" tag. Perhaps another solution would be to wrap "if (!empty($group)){" check around the lines yo…
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There is a default height and width set for the markitup textarea field which will override the cols and width. Instead, use the "style" attribute: 'style' => 'width: 800px; height: 800px'
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You need to use "$CI->fuel_pages_model->db()->join" (I modified my response above). Also, you don't need the require_once at the top.
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The future of CI is indeed up in the air which is unfortunate since I think it's a great fit for a lightweight framework to create websites just as it is. The fact that it's on a well-documented MVC framework you can use alongside the CMS, in my min…
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As you probably know, $this refers to the current object. In your case, you are not in an object but a config file. For $this->load->database() to work, you need to be in the controller file in which the database object get's attached to. In a…
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There is a "group" parameter you can set for layout blocks, and then in your layout, when you specify the block field, you pass the "group" parameter and the name of the group that you want to include. Layouts can belong to more then one group if yo…
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That's correct, in that it needs to be saved. We are looking into the best way to do "drafts" but not sure when that feature will be implemented.
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That sounds like the "preview_path" parameter for your module. If you set that, a "View" button will appear. The "preview_path" should be the URI path to the page and include placeholders for form values like: ... 'preview_path' => 'news/{slug}' …
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I've pushed an update to the develop branch where you can set the "preview" => FALSE. In addition, you can fix the rendering by specifying a different view file also using the "preview" parameter. The following example would look for a file in th…
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There currently isn't an option just to get a URL from the pages table. However, there is a filter parameter you can use that should be a regular expression value to filter the links. http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/forms#url Regarding reformatt…
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You can check for the $values['id']. The values array will be empty if it is new and has not been saved yet.
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Possibly. You may need to look for things nearby that don't normally get converted like say for example the repeatableSelector property string value of '.repeatable_container' and then search.
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You can't unfortunately. You could create your own custom field to to do that though: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/forms#association_parameters
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There is also a "sorting" parameter you can use on a "multi" field type that will allow you to select and then sort that selection: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/forms
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if you look at fuel.min, are you able to see the changes you made to the jquery.repeatable.js file?
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What are you seeing instead? It should go to a white page with some text outputted on it.
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I think I misunderstood which dropdown you were talking about. What you are seeing it sounds like is the version dropdowns. If the module parameter of "archivable" is set to TRUE (which it is by default), then it will create an archived version afte…
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Not quite sure I understand. You can use the HTML code tags to input code.
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This has been fixed in the develop branch.
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The $rule variable is an array.
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Yeah... I noticed that yesterday after reviewing your issue and have that updated in the develop branch for the next release. Thanks.
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If you are making change to the jquery.repeatable.js file they won't be seen unless you do one of two things: 1. Go to the fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel.php file and uncomment all the js files currently commented out in the $config['fuel_javascript…
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This should be fixed in the develop branch now.
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What version of PHP are you running?
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That's a bug that I just pushed a fix for in the develop branch: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commit/c315747b4383807424207bee89af7301485e9af6