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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Looks like that was the ticket! Just had to make sure they were both being cached separately Amazing
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Beautiful!
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Not the same link... no link. Header of a drop-down menu which is not clickable. If that makes sense.
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Fantastic, thanks
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Sheesh, too simple. Apparently my mind thinks too much into it Thanks!
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It's in the CMS. Yes, they have different Nav Key's and different Label's, but the 2nd item won't save with a blank location.
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Ahh... got it! I thought I read it needed 9 digits... but it's only the 8 numeric digits it needs. SMH
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Has anyone updated this? It appears that GA has changed so much that the script isn't working correctly anymore Plus using the Tracker ID instead of the profile ID: The Profile ID location is in the URL when you're logged in: For the NEW VERSION…
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I couldn't figure out how to override it, so I changed the script I was using. Seems to be working great now.
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Found what the issue is. It's forcing: WHERE 'active' = 'yes' but since the active column isn't enum, it's tinyint for 1 or 0. I used that to minimize complications with the pre-built script I'm using, plus that worked okay in the CMS. Perhaps th…
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Perfect! Thanks
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Yeah, that worked. What about including js files in the module js folder? I tried adding $vars['js'] = array('javascriptfile') but it tried adding it from the application folder.
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I added ['js'] = array(); and ['css'] = array(); to the $vars array and that worked. But not sure why it's not pulling from application/views/_variables/global.php though.
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Yes, they are declared in the application/views/_variables/global.php file.
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Ahh, got it! (mostly), I added $vars['layout'] = 'main'; However, for some reason the $css and $js variables aren't defined still even with that code? Though, I have full access to the Site Variables now which is awesome.
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Not sure what I'm missing, I added that, now I just get either a blank page with $this->fuel->pages->render('membership',$vars); or the following error when I include $params (as it says in the docs): Fatal error: Call to a member function…
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I grabbed the latest update and applied it, seems to have fixed a couple things I was seeing. Thanks!
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Yep, that worked just fine. BTW, the updates to the CKEditor JS has been perfect so far. Love it. Only thing I can't wait to see is how you plan to implement the new CKEditor 4 into the front-end editing. That's so exciting! Wish I could help, …
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Yes, that worked perfectly.
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From saving in a simple module, using create_thumb = true and resize_method = resize_and_crop on a file field.
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Though I did notice the line: // image manipulation parameters must all be FALSE or NULL or else it will trigger the image_lib image processing So perhaps there's a better place to put this?
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I have CKEditor enabled, but was editing through the source (MarkItUp). I believe I updated the source about a month and a half ago. How long ago did you push that fix you mention?
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It's finally up! http://barrenculture.com A combination of Miva Merchant with Fuel CMS to create this beautiful e-commerce site.
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Yep, that fixed it. Wasn't sure what all to update, but that directory fixed it perfectly.
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This version is a few months old. When I press update, the box I type in doesn't update, the database doesn't update and the text inline in the page doesn't update. And yet, as I mentioned the input box shows a checkmark and says it's updated. I …
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Perfect, thanks! I knew there was an easy way to do it
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Cool, can't wait to see that!
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Cool answers... but I found my own solution while working with another CMS (had to whip up a quick site). They used layouts such as Fuel, but for some reason I didn't think of working with the layouts until I was working on this site. So what I en…
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How does the controller know you're looking at it if you're pointing at mobile/contact instead of just contact which Fuel would look for the controller first normally. Do I need to create /mobile/contact.php in the controllers folder first? Also, i…
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If I understand you correctly, just reference it as a variable directly. ie. site variable name is contact_email ... just use $contact_email in your view