Yes... The problem is in the content that I submit.
I have serialized fields for social links (facebook, twitter,googleplus).
When fields contain "http://" or "https://" the ajax request return "406".
This is only on godaddy server. On my local mach…
Maybe I miss something... I don't want to waste your time, but if you have willingness to help to do it in the right way I'll be glad.
In the above example the solution is working for me, because I need this loop to set some other props for the fiel…
Yes. ... I did something like this:
$values = $this->classes_model->find_one_array(array('id' => $id)); $fields = $this->classes_model->form_fields($values); var_dump($fields);// return all filelds but only values of the related are…
Finally catch the idea...
1. Make base module controller library.
2. Include in front module controller and extend it.
3. In base controller make some method to render views:
function _render($view, $vars = array(), $return = FALSE, $layout = '') …
My question is not so clear...
Did I must use a third party authentification library for front end, or can use Fuel Auth class...
If yes - how to write permission only for front end?