You can use the $limit_to_user_field model variable. You'll need to override the pages and navigation models with your own.
There's a thread on this forum where the feature was discussed, implemented an tested, you might find some info there...
Usually it's at lack of access rights on the files/directory for the web server user account. set the whole ./assets/fonts directory structure to 777 (full read/write for everyone) and see if that fixes it. If so, then set the owner to your web serv…
The code for this is in ./fuel/modules/assets/js/editors/ckeditor/plugins/fuellink
It references code in markitup (both use the same code)
I've not seen this happen. Do you have a reproducible example?
The current version of Fuel has it's editor config information in editors.php rather than MY_Fuel.php.
Use 'contentsCss' => WEB_PATH.'assets/css/ckeditor.css' to change the way the editor's content looks.
Cool, thanks. That'll help with half the problem and will get me moving.
Just need to work out how to expose autoload as an advanced module config file...
It seems I have the same issue with libraries too. The above workaround works.
It would be …
There could be lots of reasons. The recommended answer at http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8028957/how-to-fix-headers-already-sent-error-in-php has some good pointers to help you debug the problem. Your Web browser Developers console will give you…
Do you mean Next/Previous record buttons? It's tricky. See previous discussion:
http://forum.getfuelcms.com/discussion/comment/8495
You can't add slugs to those list and form actions (it would be handy if you could - that should be a feature reques…
Have you got the access rights for ./test set correctly?
Why are you using port 8888 in your URL? Have you got Apache running on that port?
Hide the RewriteBase line in your .htaccess and let Fuel work it out for itself.
Are you sure it's displaying the view you think it is? Stick an extra echo 'BOO!!' just to see what you get.
The video is a nice idea but it would help to see the page URL and the console output too
I'd normally expect the PDF file to be wrapped in {pdf_path()}.
Yes, I agree, the current method of added PDFs is not ideal.
In your MY_fuel_layouts.php config file you can add 'link_pdfs' 'body' => array('data'=>array('link_pdfs'=>'true…
Edit your My_fuel.php config file with $config['logout_redirect'] = $config['fuel_path'].'login'; // to take you back to the login page instead of the last page you were on Seems much more sensible outcome when logging out.
If it's a generic CodeIgniter model that doesn't need the Fuel bits, you don't need the require_once(FUEL_PATH.'models/base_module_model.php'); class Sidebar_model extends Base_module_record {
Perhaps if you declare the model as class Sidebar_model …
I agree, natively, it's pretty clunky.
I'm working on improving things (well for me anyway) in various ways. So far, I've changed the Assets manager to use CKFinder and have a system for adding numerous images to a record using CKFinder as a select…
You should be able to modify the link modal in fuellink to include a "mailto" dropdown option similar to the native CKEditor plugin.
I've done similar work to change fuelimage [https://github.com/croaker000/ckf_assets] that may help you.
You could…
You'll over-ride the form_fields() function in your model
function form_fields($values = array(), $related = array()) { $fields = parent::form_fields($values, $related); $fields['todo_name'] = array('type' => 'textarea', 'cols' => 40, '…
Using Firebug, check the console to see what POST is sent when you click the toggle. You should have something along the lines of ./fuel/my_module/toggle_off/7/active where 'active' is your fieldname and '7' is the value your record's primary key fi…
Cheers. It was the get_prev() and get_next() I was hoping someone might have some insight on
I guess the tricky bit would for the buttons to know what the sorting status of the list view was before they jumped into the form view.
Thought so. It would be nice to have and should be easy to implement.
On opening the form view, we could look to see if a "lock" field is present in the table (ie. locking is implemented) and if so, if the lock is enabled (lock <> ''), open t…
I overload form_fields() with function form_fields($values = array()) { $fields = parent::form_fields(); ... } so then I have both fields and values to work with
Just a quick report to say that the problem *is* still present in v1.3. I think it loses the password if you add a user via the multi-select link on the permissions form.
I'll try and report a reproducible scenario when I get some time to investiga…
Thanks. I was hoping I wouldn't need to do that.
Might it be a good idea to expose all the "standard" modules' layouts to MY_fuel_layouts.php in the future?