There was actually an issue if you don't use your own controller it would show a 404. I've pushed an additional fix for that:

There is currently a bug in the master branch. I've pushed a fix in the develop branch which will be in the next release:

I think I see the issue. I've posted a fix for this in the develop branch:

I believe there may be a fix for this in the develop branch:

There is a demo website you can look at how to set this up:

Thanks for the report. I've posted a fix under the develop branch for you to try out. Let me know how it goes:

No, i meant not the dropdown select. It works fine.

To grab the news items from a certain tag, you can try the following:

Hi again, admin!

Also with integrating Fuel into an existing project, everything in my project goes into the project_root/fuel/application/*, right?

The 1.4_dev branch is being worked on which is 3.0:

Anything to do with this https://www.drupal.org/node/803562

Yes. Here they are:

I have an advanced module with a filter on a field called 'parent'. When I filter on this parent field with id 30 (as shown in url below) I get items with parent 305 as well. Any thoughts on how to p…

Thanks for the help! There is a separate repo for the language files that can be found at the following URL which you can make pull requests:

I've push an update for that here:

Haha okay, I'm not sure where I would echo that 'boo' out if you follow me. The URL stays the same, and after I've submitted the form the page refreshes and I'm left with:

One thing to remember is that FUEL is based on CodeIgniter and leverages the same query building methods as CodeIgniter so those are always at your disposal like a normal CI model (e.g. $this-&gt…

Use GIT to pull in from the master (or develop) branch. Resolve any conflicts you may have from files you've changed in your application folder (headers, footers, layouts, etc). Then run the fuel/ins…

I believe this is fixed in the develop branch of the blog: