That solved it. Thanks. Now in the homeslider_model.php, I can create functions that grabs the data? Like for instance, function getImage( ). Or does FUEL through Base_module_model already have functions I can use?
Okay. I was just referencing the model the wrong way.
I had:
$categories = $this->load->model('categories_model');
then..
foreach ($categories as $category) ..etc
I wasn't suppose to assign the model class to a
It's kind of odd and I probably can attribute this to my being new to CodeIgniter. From my understanding you are suppose to be able to load any model which is a reference to table data.
So if my model is:
class Foo extends Base_module_model
{
…
The name of the model is "categories_model". I used the fuel articles, category setup for this project because it involved writing, storing, and categorizing articles. So I just pulled from the FUEL tutorials. The difference though is that I want to…
Hello admin.
Just wanted to tell you that it is solved.
I found that when you are creating a site using Fuel CMS in a subfolder, then you need to specify that subfolder name in the main .htaccess file.
So this line: RewriteRule .* index.php/$0 …
If you are asking about executable permissions for that folder, then yes I have all executable permissions for that directory (read and write as well). If you are saying that outside of enabling mod_rewrite in the parent Apache configuration files, …
Yes it is. I just got off a 42 minute chat with the hosting company going back and forth to make sure that mod_rewrite is enabled and they say it is. They think it's something wrong with the .htaccess file's configuration.
I use the same configura…
Hello again. So the issue still persist. I decided that I would just use my laptop that has WAMP installed for the fuel cms project. As I mentioned before, it works fine on WAMP. No path issues where I can't rid of "index.php" in the url. The url's …
It is enabled. However, I find it weird that the contents of the file were different than the one I had on WAMP. However, it could've been that I copied an htaccess file from another project. What I may do is just rid of the fuel cms files since no …
Alright. It took a second to reply. I apologize but I forgot to mention that I have two installations of Fuel CMS: one on WAMP and one on Linux (LAMP). The one on WAMP works fine now. It's the one on Linux that's giving me the issues.
I followed t…
I solved it by adding back $config['index_page']="index.php" and adding a .htaccess file at the root level, but the issue is that I'm trying to git rid of the url http://domain/index.php/about where it puts "index.php" in front of every new page I c…
Okay. Sorry. I ran into one other issue.
Everything was working fine and I created my first page in the fuel admin panel. Then I noticed that I didn't have mod_rewrite enabled on the apache server. So I enabled it through my Linux terminal and now…
Excellent! Thanks so much for the advice and direction. I may have more questions later, but that will come during the creation of the application. Thanks so much.
Thanks so much for your intervention. Stupid me. The fuel installation folder already had the files in the correct structure (the structure you mentioned). I have it up and running now.
The only other question I have is if it's possible to also ha…
Thanks for replying. I'm still having issues.
Here is my directory setup.
/projectname (http://projectname)
/fuel
/application (and all the files that came in this folder with fuel)
/codeigniter (and all the files that came in …