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I quite like the docs but I do think many of the function definitions could do with more explanations and more detailed examples. Option #2 could help with that...

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Error Code: 1055. Expression #26 of SELECT list is not in GROUP BY clause and contains nonaggregated column 'display_name' which is not functionally dependent on columns in GROUP BY clause; this is in

#3 [internal call] - Module->edit('1') #2 /home/jeff/lampstack-5.6.19-0/apps/PHP/nobal-cms/fuel/codeigniter/core/CodeIgniter.php:360 - call_user_func_array(Array[2], Array[1]) #1 /home/jeff/la

3. Still when I try this with point #2 it does not accept POST

#2) I get an error on the some pages of the following:

Analytics->auth() #2 /home/public_html/fuel/modules/google_analytics/libraries/Fuel_google_analytics.php(64): Analytics->__construct(Array) #3 /home/public_html/fuel/modules/google_anal

$nav['level2/item4'] = array('label' => 'Level #2 Item #4', 'attributes' => 'class="fancybox-gallery" rel="gallery_presse_menue"', 'parent_id' =&g

href="...">Level #2 Item #1</a></li> <!-- following items are read from the database table of a simple module --> <li>

#2 Dev (WAMP, PHP 5.5.12) error:

I wanted to see if #2 was fixed in the developer branch but #1 prevents me.

For #2, you may need to modify your model's list_items method to do something like the following:

#2 On the Images table you can add SortOrder.. when you make your SQL call you can order the images. You will responsible for maintaining the order.

href="#">Parent #2</a></li> <li class="dropdown"> <a href="#" class="dropd

Thanks. 1 & 3 work. I'm having trouble with #2 though:

#2.. I'm sooooooo confused about why you would do this:

EDIT #2:

#2) I hadn't realized this. But makes sense and helps me work out a problem I was having too.