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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This sounds like it may be something in your HTML code. If you are able to see 4 in the source code, perhaps there is a javascript or open HTML tag preventing the other ones from loading? Or is there some other PHP error being displayed on the page …
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Basically you have your header file look for a variable called $css (first piece of code above). This should be located under the html -> head tag. That variable's value will be the name of the CSS file you want to include and should be located i…
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FUEL will automatically detect if it's a serialized/JSON data and decode it. Certain field types, such as the "template" field type need an array structure to render. you could try adding a pre_process parameter: 'pos_size' => array('label' =>…
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You can set a variable called $css and then in your header.php file do something like the following: <?php if (!empty($css)) : echo css($css); endif; ?> In your specific view file you can use fuel_set_var at the top of your view file: <?php…
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Are the slug values different for each record and am assuming the preview_path is different between the modules correct? If you call the following in one of your view files, what gets displayed: $module = $this->fuel->modules->get('news'); …
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It uses the directory_to_array function which may return the files in a different manner. In the Fuel_assets::dir_files() method, does it work if you do the following: public function dir_files($folder, $recursive = FALSE, $append_path = FALSE) { $…
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Nice! Thanks for sharing.
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What is the preview path being used (e.g. news/{slug})? The Fuel_module::pages() method is what is used to determine the page list for a module (fuel/modules/fuel/libraries/Fuel_modules.php).
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It's because it's an array syntax instead of an object. Try returning record objects instead of arrays and use echo $product->schema_fr
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Is it just being outputted normally in your view file: <?=$record->spec_fr?> If so, is spec_fr overwritten in the record model at all and I'm assuming it's inheriting from the Base_module_record class correct?
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Sure. This can be added as a separate module to your FUEL installation. You can download the module here and install it in the fuel/modules/user_guide folder (or follow the installation instructions): https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-User-…
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Glad you got it figured out.
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Can you run that command via command line outside of the module and cron OK?
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That would require some modification to the core files in particular the jquery.markitup.set.js file and the CKEditor fuel/modules/fuel/assets/js/editors/fuellink/plugin.js file as well as the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/pages.php file under the "…
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Hmm... I'm having a hard time replicating this issue. In the Fuel_navigation::render method on line 225 should automatically do the lookup in the CMS for the appropriate active ID and use that instead of the nav_key value. Is that happening in your …
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It could be the "sanitize_input" setting which by default uses xss_clean. Try adding this to your module configuration: 'sanitize_input' => array('template','php'),
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You could try using a route.
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If you are using the foreign_keys property on the model, it requires it to have the suffix of "_id" to automatically work. You can always set up a property in your record model to lazy load in the object like so: function loc_parent() { return …
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How are you generating the menu? If you use the fuel_nav() function, it maps to the Fuel_navigation::render() method and in it it uses the fuel_navigation_model::find_all_by_group() method which returns the nav_key as the array key and not an intege…
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If you are using the CMS to generate the menu structure, you need to grab the ID value of the menu item to set as the "active" value. Using something like $this->fuel->navigation->model()->find_by_nav_key('mylocation') should return the …
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Load the fuel_schema.sql into a new MySQL database. You can use phpMyAdmin or Sequel Pro to setup the database. Then set the configuration accordingly in the fuel/application/config/database.php file.
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OK. Look forward to hearing what you find out.
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Thanks for the fix for setting the CKEditor height. I've added a patch in the develop branch which will be included in the next release.
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If you are using Git, you can just do a pull from the master branch as well.
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Unfortunately there currently isn't a way to cache the data. If your assets can be broken into sub folders, I would try doing that and then in your models or layouts, specify the "folder" parameter in your form_fields method so you only target that …
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What version of FUEL is it? There was an issue with this a few patch versions ago that should have resolved something that sounds similar to your issue.
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There is a form builder parameter you can use with the "file" field type of "display_preview" => TRUE that should help with that.
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You can also try using style: $fields['bio']['style'] = 'height: 300px';
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Unfortunately "active" and "published" are reserved field names that have special meaning in FUEL. Can you change the fields in your model? You could create a record model method to act as an alias of "active" that could return to the new active fie…
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There is an "upload_data" property that gets set on your model you can use which will contain the Upload Classes upload_data() method results.