There's two ways, the hard way - as you describe - where you would need to overload the pages module with your own code, or the easy way where you acquire the page identifier, run a $module->find_all() to get the articles and display them - do th…
I normally go with the specifications on the basis that those that write them know more about the subject than I do.
But I take your point. I guess it's down to your site's requirements?
The release version (1.3.1) uses CodeIgniter 2 which does not play well with PHP7.
The development branch on Github is v1.4 which uses CodeIgniter 3 which is much better with PHP7.
I guess you either need to use PHP5.6 (side load or replace on you…
Search this forum for bootstrap menu related posts. There was one a few months ago that included links to some tools that allowed you to use Fuel commands to build bootstrap compatible menus (with the necessary ids and classes etc).
It included an …
This is my .htaccess for Ubuntu 14.04
Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine On # RewriteBase / Order Deny,Allow Deny From All # Allow asset folders through RewriteRule ^(fuel/modules/(.+)?/assets/(.+)) - [L] # Protect application a…
Edit ./fuel/modules/fuel/assets/js/editors/ckeditor/config.js. Add CKEDITOR.dtd.$removeEmpty['i'] = false; inside the last closing bracket ("}")
I have that exact fix working. Take care though. CKEditor's javascript does weird caching things in bro…
So it seems line 48 of fuel/modules/fuel/views/_blocks/module_list_actions.php has an "if" statement
if ($this->fuel->auth->has_permission($this->permission, $action)) :
where $this->permission is an array of the standard permission t…
The display of public side menus is down to your CSS/JS.
The [li] for a fuel menu's active page is given a class of "active" when on that page. Again, it's down to your CSS & JS as to what to do with it.
Where have you installed Fuel? On your local machine? On a separate server? In a particular directory? In your example above, change "sitename.com" to the IP address of your computer or server where you have installed Fuel. If you've installed it in…
By default, Fuel handles the 404 and presents the ./views/_layout/404_error.php
Put your custom code in there.
The 404 route is configured in ./config/routes.php
Us Bootstrap framework users have a similar problem. Take a look at this forum post which outlines our solution (basically wrapping a new menu renderer around fuel_nav() ): http://forum.getfuelcms.com/discussion/comment/8282#Comment_8282
You can pro…
You'll need to look at the Fuel authentication model and either extend it to include a function that logs the user in or add a helper that does it.
Do you get given the email address of the authenticated Facebook user? You should be able to find_on…