I'm assuming you are referring to this module correct?

I've tried installing the most recent version of FUEL (cloned from github). I've followed the directions that appear, but upon trying to access XXX.XXX.XX.XX/fuel it tries to redirect me to /fuel/sta…

There currently is not a newsletter module. However, there is a Forms module in beta that can be found at the URL below that captures information into a database. The part missing is the sending out …

Nevermind, I found the issue on github: https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/commit/19e7a454326574ae38bd957db677b637f201bf1d

That configuration is part of CI and it looks like the code doesn't rewrite <? tags, just <?= tags

Did you merge in the develop branch? This was the change made:

That looks to be a bug in the php_to_template_syntax function. I just pushed a fix for that in the develop branch for you to test out:

FUEL does overwrite the Lang class using the HMVC library and that file is located in fuel/application/third_party/MX/Lang.php. However, I think you'd run into the same problem with the native CI Lan…

Looks like you can load it and have it return as a variable as explained here (this is a CI thing):

@archienorman11 : you can't use this https://gist.github.com/anunay/8180600, all you need is to modify this class based on the new structure that Bootstrap 3 navigation has.

The base_module_model has an export_data method you can use to get the data into a CSV format. This method is used if you set "exportable" in the MY_fuel_modules.php file for your particula…

You'll need to get an API key I think:

In the current version of FUEL, if no segment or query string value is set it will check the cookie value. If you add something like the following in your fuel/application/views/_variables/global.php…

It uses the CI Session library which by default stores it in a cookie:

Here you go:

The way to switch the language is through the URL. The site_url() function has been augmented in FUEL to have a 3rd parameter which will attach a language value to the URL (2nd parameter is for https…

I am trying using git to pull fuelcms for a new project

There is an update in the develop branch that should fix the google_geolocate function. The URL use to work when set as https but now does not. So it should now be:

The future of CI is indeed up in the air which is unfortunate since I think it's a great fit for a lightweight framework to create websites just as it is. The fact that it's on a well-documented MVC …

That's a bug that I just pushed a fix for in the develop branch: