This is in version 1.0 (sorry, should have included that information)
I can certainly do a standard write to the DB, I just thought there would be a relationship function I should use.
As this is in the on_after_save function, and I'm calling ->…
Thank you for your timely response. I apologize for my delay, was only able to get back to this project.
Yes, the 'false' value for the 'init_display' solved the issue. Thank you.
I'll be adding a feature request that the template fields honor t…
hmmm ... apparently I didn't dig deep enough into the DOM. I was going to say that the element was not even generated (which is what I thought was happening, and failed to expressly state).
So, digging further into the nested divs and tables ...
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... and in trying to simplify my code down to the bare basics in order to share demonstration code ... I can't reproduce the issue. (Should have tried that first I suppose)
So, there is something else, _somewhere_ that is causing the issue. I will …
Yes. And it turns out I don't need the 'order_by' anyway, as that is in the _common_query in the model.
// get the raw members model for this committe so we can sort members // see has_many /admin/tools/user_guide/general/models#relationships …
Yes, my logging is on.
Yes, the object is valid. I can call methods on it, and the methods return the expected results.
Doing a `var_dump` I have `object(Teammembers_model)#95 (50) { ...`
Usually when I see a FUEL page behave like this (output th…
Thank you ... the argument to return the teammembers_model helped me to get the result set ordered the way I wanted ... But a new problem has arisen.
Now, I have an obvious error in the FUEL/CI processing, as I get a display of all the content from…
Thanks for the quick reply. Can't believe I missed that.
In the mean time, I recalled that CI where() method permits operators in the key of the array ... so I was able to use the following
$where = array('role_position NOT ' => $display_ord…
In order to keep the forum clean I have sent an email with a single file which includes the SQL for my table, the Model, and relevant snippet of the view file, along with generated output. I have marked the view file and output with '<===' marker…
My last pull from the 1.0 branch was on 11/1 --- so that would be SHA: 055a2d993f8faa8.
I'll pull in the latest commit, the branch merge SHA: 4078f2e089a9fe1 and test again.
Easy enough to change out the controllers etc ... but what about the JS error messages when using the custom form types? (Unrelated to the demo, just trying to use the custom form types on the front end)
in my model:
// use the Navigation model from the FUEL admin panel to identify $CI =& get_instance(); $CI->load->module_model(FUEL_FOLDER, 'navigation_model'); // #TODO: this should be made to look better, with option groups $where = arr…
Are all the active record methods supported?
I tried to use 'where_not_in' and recieved the following error: (using v 0.9.3)
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'Method where_not_in does not exist.' in application/core/…
Thanks Lance.
I was missing the 'require_once' declaration. (so much for my 'mental note' about that)
I'm afraid I don't understand where you're going with the _remap overload, but I was able to get my version of _remap to achieve my goal.
I'm …
aha! silly syntax error. Ok, so that go rid of the error message. Now to get the resulting select box to show the Navigation labels instead of just the Navigation id (of repeated '1' which I am assuming is actually the navigation group id?)
Yes, I was logged into the admin. Yes the User Guide is allowed. As I mentioned the other 'tools' modules are all working as expected.
in fuel/modules/user_guide/config/user_guide.php
// the URI path to the user guide $config['user_guide_root_ur…
with an install of version 0.9.3 from github, I too am seeing a 404 for the integrated user guide. (All other 'tools' are working fine)
I've made the above change to fuel/modules/user_guide/config/user_guid.php, but that doesn't help.
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// t…