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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You could try resetting the password and the salt value back to the original installation SQL found in the fuel/install/ folder. The default login and password was "admin" / "admin" Be sure to specify the domain and the proper from email address in…
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You can create the navigation array in your MY_fuel.php file (or in an advanced modules config file).
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In your list_items method, you simply just need to loop through the data and add the HTML code before returning it (the fuel_assets_model does this).
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If you are putting it in the same model, you'll need to use an array for the func (its using the call_user_func PHP function): $fields['ip_address'] = array('type' => 'custom', 'func' => array($this, 'my_custom_field'), 'display_label' => F…
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Does /fuel/login display? If so, there a bug that's been fixed in the develop branch that happens in some setups which has to do with the fuel/index.php header redirect pointing to a page called index. Try changing that to 'dashboard'
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It depends a little bit on where you want to insert the item. If you create an advanced module, you can add the following to your advanced module's config: $config['nav']['site']['my_module'] = 'My Module'; This will be inserted under the SITE headi…
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You could create a library or helper to contain the logic and then simply call the function or method in your view.
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I just updated the example above to pass in the project_id value to pre-poluate the project image form using a query string parameter.
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2-3. Unfortunately, FUEL doesn't have a built in way to easily handle that. You would need to manually add the HTML to render the list of images and the button. Something like the following: function form_fields($values = array(), $related = array(…
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What does it look like in your form_fields method and is this a function you have access to in your current PHP environment (was reading that it didn't become available for Windows until 5.3).
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The models don't need to be stated. It's just the column names to be used in the specified lookup table. The lookup table should have at least 5 columns like the fuel_relationships table so I'm not sure if that will work with the current setup of io…
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$path = $this->fuel->gallerymanager->config('path');
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1. Does a single image belong to only one project? If so, I'd add a foreign key to the projects_images table of "project_id" and in this case remove the $has_many: public $foreign_keys = array('project_id' => 'projects_model');. To display the im…
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Sure. You can use any normal CI active record you want. function list_items($limit = NULL, $offset = NULL, $col = 'name', $order = 'desc', $just_count = FALSE) { $this->db->join('fuel_categories', 'fuel_categories.id = category_id', 'lef…
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Thanks for the documentation report. That fix has been posted in our develop branch for the next release and is updated on the live site. We'll work on that documentation a little bit as well to add some clarity.
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Does your database table for you model have a field of "category_id" in it?
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By default, the Base_module_model::_common_query() method (which is inherited by your model) automatically will hide anything with a published status or active status set to no. This can be change by overwriting your _common_query method in your mod…
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I don't have an example where you can edit the components in a modal window but the following does provide a list of components in a separate section called "Components" with links to edit them. There is a script tag that you can put your own custom…
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For reference, there is a $auto_validate_fields property on a MY_Model which is set by default: public $auto_validate_fields = array( 'email|email_address' => 'valid_email', 'phone|phone_number' => 'valid_phone' ); This basically says an…
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My literal tag didn't come through above... the "" should have been the following:
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That's a good point. The new 1.0 features allowed us to remove a lot of the hooks that use to need to be manually created and so the tutorial was altered to reflect that. I think the addition of using hooks (and maybe altering the _common_query()) m…
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Did you try something like this: $config['settings'] = array(); $config['settings']['slider_tab'] = array('type'=>'fieldset', 'label'=>'Slider', 'class'=>'tab'); $config['settings']['slider'] = array( 'type' => 'template', 'dis…
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Try changing the type to an empty string and adding the ignore_representative parameter following: $fields['state'] = array('type' => '', 'rows' => 1, 'class' => 'no_editor', 'ignore_representative' => TRUE); A type of "text" will actual…
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Usually those errors have to do with the Dwoo compiling javascript code. One way to avoid that is to add a space after any { in the javascript. You can also wrap the javascript with: which will tell Dwoo to avoid processing the templating code.
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That sounds like you would need to create a layout with a "weight" field associated with it. Then you would need to create a page assigning the appropriate values to that weight field for each page. To retrieve the pages in a particular order using …
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Try adding this to MY_fuel (along with your other settings): $config['settings']['Slider'] = array('type'=>'fieldset', 'label'=>'Slider', 'class'=>'tab'); $config['settings']['site_name'] = array(); $config['settings']['logo'] = array('type…
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Thanks for the heads up. Try downloading now
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The returned values is an array of objects and each object has a reference to the $CI object. Using print_r on it will cause it to go into an infinite loop. Try something like the following: $a = $CI->fuel->pages->children('our-firm',true);…
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You could try the following: $global = $this->fuel->pagevars->view(); The global variables are loaded with the view variables.
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The model should have been fuel_pages_model. Also, I just posted a v1.0.2 and you can now try this: $CI->fuel->pages->children('our-firm'); // returns an array of page locations $CI->fuel->pages->children('our-firm', TRUE); // ret…