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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It should be. One way to check is in the javascript console, there should be a subsequent ajax request that gets made right after a save to index the page with the given preview_path value and should look something like the following: http://localho…
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There is a parameter of "folder" you can specify in your form fields (e.g. 'folder' => 'images/my_folder',...) http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/forms#asset
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This one is a bit of a bugger and I've spent hours trying to recreate it with no luck. We'll continue to investigate when we have time but if you are able to find the culprit, we'd really appreciate sharing what you find out.
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It's tough to say without knowing a little more. For example: 1. Are the pages created in the CMS or are they view files? 2. Are there both view files and pages created in the CMS with the same location? 3. Is there anything specified in a variables…
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Sorry... thought I provided a URL. The following page provides a URL: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/localization
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There is a field type called "inline_edit" that creates that functionality: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/forms#inline_edit
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The layout by default is the main layout unless you specify it. Perhaps the main layout calls that default header (fuel/application/views/_layouts/main.php)
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I'm not quite sure I follow what you are trying to do. Also, it looks like by the "en" that you are creating a multi-language site. FUEL has functionality built into it to help handle that including injecting the language segment (e.g. "en") into U…
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There is a second parameter in the fuel->pages->render() method you can use to pass in additional variables: $vars['data'] = $data; $this->fuel->pages->render('my_page_in_cms', $vars); http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/pages-variable…
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To debug the javascript issue, it may be best to use the non-minified version. If you look at the fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel.php file, you'll see a $config['fuel_javascript'] with a comment out array of javascript files. If you uncomment those ou…
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You could create a Home controller and setup a route. If you don't want to use a controller, you can create a view file at views/en/home.php and that view will automatically be used with the main layout: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/pages-vari…
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You'll need to run $this->load->database() before calling $this->db
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There is a "model_params" option you can pass it to set the parameters for the method that is used to create that list (options_list). Code example: 'model_params' => array('id', 'name', array(), 'precedence asc'), .... For #2, you may need to …
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Does it work if it's 777? To change the left navigation, there is a $config['nav'] parameter that can be set in your MY_fuel.php file. The default value for that is the following: // site... Dashboard will always be there $config['nav']['site'] = ar…
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try setting the value to 1 like so: 'featured' => array('type' => 'checkbox', 'label' => 'Featured product?','value' => 1)
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There is a "subcontainer_tag_class" parameter you can set which acts similar to the "styles" parameter.
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I would recommend creating an advanced module to hold all the models, views controllers, etc needed to run Crud. You can think of an advanced module as another "application" directory: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/modules/advanced The following will …
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A few more questions: 1. So does accessing your view file at localhost/test work (where localhost is your server)? 2. Does your installation exist in a sub directory on your server? 3. What version of FUEL are you running
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I have not used it but it looks pretty nice. In general, it sounds like you are probably wanting to know what areas you can extend FUEL. In your case, you may want to look into ways to extend FUEL to integrate it. Maybe a little explanation of what …
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Is this with the latest version? We've been struggling with a bug that fits that profile and can't seem to figure out what may be causing it but have posted some recent changes to hopefully fix the issue and I believe there may be one in the develop…
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It sounds like you may want to use the "styles" parameter which can be an array of arrays with each one essentially mapping to an li class. You'll need to know the index of your menu items for it to work though. Say you want to set the 2nd menu item…
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try using the array syntax of array('level >' => 0) or put spaces around the " > "
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You run that command in the command line and must be at root of your fuel installation where your index.php file resides. There is no folder for fuel/installer/install because it is using a CodeIgniter controller which is found under fuel/modules/fu…
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That page is the in the fuel/application/views/home and is meant to be modified and replaced with your own homepage. If you want to redirect to a different page, you can add the following to the head of that view file: <?php redirect('en/index')?…
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When you say the query failed do you mean there was an error or it didn't return the correct results? If there was an error, what was it?
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The folders need to be writable by PHP in order to show up in the drop down list.
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This seems to be a bug in the Fuel_assets library. I've pushed an update in the develop branch which will contain the next version updates for you to test out: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commit/0f11287a9143d6347e662910de53974f32e58510
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The variable is "results" with an "s" at the end. Try doing a print_r(count($result)); on that (doing just a print_r will put it in an infinite loop because the record objects have a reference to the main CI object.
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try specifying the module parameter "item_actions" to be an empty array (the log module does this in it's configuration in the fuel/modules/fuel/config/fuel_modules.php file):
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I actually meant to say add the debug statement to the "search.php" view file.