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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I'm assuming there is a CSS rule for the ".dropdown-menu" class in the bootstrap CSS. If so, that same styling would need to be applied to a new rule like so: .dropdown-menu, .nav ul { put the .dropdown-menu CSS code here } Does that make sense?
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Some of this is explained here: http://forum.getfuelcms.com/discussion/1523/category-tag-gui-assigning-to-content#Item_3 However, the last part, tying it all back to the pages_model isn't directly supported out of the box but can be accommodated by…
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Your current solution would be the way to implement it at this point. How are you using these tags and categories on your website? If you associate a category to a tag in the CMS, you will be able to access all the tags associated to that category:…
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Unfortunately that's not currently supported. Only the main asset folder is.
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The install screen should show you how to set it up. Also this page: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/installation/installing
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The "container_tag_class" only applies to the main ul tag so in order to get the nested dropdown-menu styling, you'll need to replicate the dropdown-menu class to target the nested "ul" by doing ul ul.
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Do you mean for the CMS? If so the default install screen provides this information: admin admin With regards to setting up the database, you'll need to setup that like any other CodeIgniter project by installing the database and setting up the con…
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I believe the correct syntax is $this->load->database()
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You would need to implement a model hook like on_before_post or on_before_save that would upload the file (perhaps using the CodeIgniter Upload class http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/libraries/file_uploading.html) and import the data. More…
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Try these steps: 1. Copy your project folder into a new folder to merge. 2. Use GIT and add add https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS.git as a remote repository. 3. Pull the master branch into your project. You may need to resolve certain con…
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Yes... that's done via command line. This will create the normal generic permissions for a simple module which includes the following: {module} {module}/create {module}/edit {module}/publish {module}/delete The alternative is to just set those up i…
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The save method should take care of it: $this->examples_model->save($_POST) $_POST would need to have the has_many key name you are wanting to save in it (e.g. "categories")
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No worries. The issue looks like that you are using "pages" when you should be using {module} instead (where module is the name of your module). Perhaps the easiest way is to use the "generate" functionality: http://docs.getfuelcms.com/modules/gener…
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I'm assuming that you are passing the post to the model's save method and the relationships aren't saving correct? Is the form using the model's form_fields method to generate the fields?
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I needed to add this. If you pull down the latest version you can add an 'order' parameter like so: $foreign_key = array('location'=> array('app' => 'locations_model', 'order' => 'locationTerm asc'));
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Oh yeah... that can be a common mistake. The model will still work without a record model, but it will use a simple array syntax and may cause problems if you aren't intending to use it that way... including this problem.
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As an FYI, with regards to the fieldsets, if you are using the class of "tab", it will automatically overwrite the ID value for the fieldset to be fieldset{i} where {i} is the tab index number.
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Sure... sounds like you just need 'id' => $params['id'] added to it around line 2644 correct?
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It sounds like the next place to look would be in the __get magic method on line 5278 where "_is_relationship_property" is. That __get magic method has a bunch of if else conditionals ahead of that "_is_relationship_property" call that may be interc…
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Can you add this line after 5416 in MY_Model and see the SQL being run says? $this->_CI->$foreign_model->debug_query();
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The 0.93 had the user_guide module built into it so you could access it via the CMS admin on the left menu. You just need to make sure that "user_guide" is added to the "modules_allowed" array.
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Thanks for the report. I've posted a fix: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS-Blog-Module/commit/5d2f0008f262d95957ff51095fa1f601dba88e49
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So the following doesn't work correct? $result = fuel_model('garages', 'key', $id); $stocks = $result->stocks; // should return an array of product record objects $products_model = $result->get_stocks(TRUE); // should return the products_model…
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That is one of the last things the module controller (fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/module.php) does before rendering the page, so if you set it somewhere in your model, it will get overwritten. The only way to set the title bar at this time is to d…
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You would need to look in the main blog controller at the very top of the _remap function where it says: $year = ($this->uri->rsegment(2) != 'index') ? (int) $this->uri->rsegment(2) : NULL; Note that it casts it to an int value. I'm gues…
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It has to do with FUEL assigning the default sorting field as the display_field value which overwrites the functions default value.
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That's actually a common issue with CodeIgniter: http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/installation/troubleshooting.html
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It also seems to work if you do "y/F". You'll need to modify the code in the fuel/modules/blog/views/themes/{yourtheme}/_blocks/archives.php file where it calculates the $month_str value.
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There is a fuel_url function that can be used found in the fuel_helpers.php file.
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In you MY_fuel.php file do you have the following set: $config['admin_enabled'] = TRUE; $config['fuel_mode'] = 'auto'; Also, you may try adding a "?" after the index.php in the .htaccess like so: RewriteRule .* index.php?/$0 [L]