Hi Sigal, I recently began putting Fuel CMS sites onto PHP 7 servers, and it would be easier to use Fuel v1.4 (which includes CI v3.1.3). You need to ensure that libraries, models and controllers hav…

It is set to $config['fuel_mode'] = 'auto';

For the email settings, they should go in fuel/applications/config/email.php (which you may need to create) and not MY_Config.php.

There appears to be an issue in the model. I've posted the following fix to the dev branch:

Are you directly editing the core library Email.php file? If so, I'd recommend either extending it with a fuel/application/libraries/MY_Email.php or create a fuel/application/libraries/email.php file.

I have created an advanced module whose main purpose is to call a 3rd party API and persist a bunch of returned values into the database. When users view them, I'd like to every so often refresh the …

So it sounds like you were able to get the form to display but upon submission of the form you are getting the PHP mail error correct? If so, perhaps try this:

Here is: https://ibb.co/bNnacx

See these issues on GitHub for more references:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48809842/unable-to-access-an-error-message-corresponding-to-your-field-name-while-upload

Yes, here is an example: https://github.com/phalconVee/codeigniter-heroku-app

I´am trying to put to work this stuff !

Thanks! I think this will help: https://martynassateika.lt/blog/post/creating-a-bootstrap-menu-using-fuelcms

Low priority warning coming through Chrome Developer Tools, for information only.

Along with the docs, there is a demo site that may be of help:

Just curious, what is the current status of PHP 7 support in FUEL CMS?

I integrated CKFinder into Fuel to replace the default Assets plugin some time ago. https://github.com/croaker000/ckf_assets

Fuel uses the Pagination library from CodeIgniter:

I think I found the issue and it's a bug in the code. I've posted a fix in the develop branch (which you can merge in with GIT):

Hey guys,