It's hitting the MY_page_router's constructor, yes. It should be working correctly, but it isn't.
There should be no behavioural difference between using "fuel/page_router" and "my_page_router", but there is.
The page exists as a file view, but al…
I understand the Opt-In Controller.
It seems a bit unnatural to add to routes to achieve this.
A number of CodeIgniter user seem to suggest that replacing underscores (_) with hyphen (-) is a more suitable solution.
* http://21coder.com/2013/10/h…
I understand that it's possible in theory.
However, there doesn't seem to be a natural way to achieve it since you can't have a hyphen in a class name.
I see.
Although I wasn't aware that I could generate a simple module within an advanced module, which is useful, that wasn't quite the approach I was planning on making.
What I'd like to do is start with a base like the simple module, but then mod…
Hi David,
That certainly did help.
I also had to comment out the module from MY_Fuel_Modules.php as it always seems to point to the new advanced module.
On that note, the default _admin/.php seems to just say:
"This view is located in the fuel/mo…
The error I was seeing was:
"The image you are attempting to upload doesn't fit into the allowed dimensions".
However I now realise that this is a result of the assets_upload_max_width and assets_upload_max_height in MY_fuel.php.
It seems there is…
Thanks for getting back to me.
The differences in the documentation also appear to be how it works.
For example, in form_fields(), if you set the width to 1024 and the height to 768, then upload a 200 by 200 image, the image will unexpectedly resi…
I've also discovered that this behaviour isn't replicated in simple modules (models) when the width/height are set in a field in the form_fields() function.
In this case, it appears that "width" and "height" are only for the thumbnail, see:
http:/…
Hi David,
I have looked at the documentation with regards to this area here:
http://docs.getfuelcms.com/general/forms#asset
However, the parameters "width" and "height" are used when create_thumb is TRUE to create the thumbnail, but not restrict t…