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10-11-2009, 09:28 PM

[eluser]Yorick Peterse[/eluser]
[quote author="jgdovin" date="1255286480"]it still works, I dont like that it outputs it as follows

Code:
<img src="http://onlytechnews.com//application/cache/captcha/1255268260.92.jpg" width="150" height="30" style="border:0;" alt=" " /><br />

thats the APPPATH_URI adding another /, but it does work. Is there a reason you cant just use APPPATH for the img_url? that gets rid of the extra /. Anyway, either way it works now. Again great cms! :-D[/quote]

In case you want to get rid of the // in a rather ugly way, use the following :

Code:
&lt;?php

str_replace("//","/",the_array['img_url']);

?&gt;

10-11-2009, 09:40 PM

[eluser]jgdovin[/eluser]
eh, I'd rather replace APPPATH_URI with APPPATH, but im not quite certain on your decision to use APPPATH_URI so id much rather keep the core files you guys created the same.

10-12-2009, 03:05 PM

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
[quote author="jgdovin" date="1255323710"]Anyway writing this because I ran into a problem with the new pages editor, just to show it. When I make a new page the plus's show up just fine and I can expand the tree. If I click on another link and come back to the pages I cannot expand the parent to see the child pages, and the + disapears. If I add another page the tree works good again until another link is clicked in the control panel. heres a screen of coming back to the messed up pages admin.

http://twitpic.com/l6qug[/quote]

Don't worry thats a known issue with us using the AJAXify plugin. Basically whene you click any of the admin sidebar links it loads the content box using ajax to make it quicker and generally more smooth. The problem with that is that it fails to load any custom meta-data that page has. Until now it has been a non-issue as no index pages use custom meta-data but this new page requires an include of the Treeview plugin.

I will either get it loading custom meta-data or simply include Treeview in the main <head> tag to stop this being a problem. Until then, load the page directly. Forgot about that when I put this into the master, my bad. :-)

10-12-2009, 03:18 PM

[eluser]jgdovin[/eluser]
hey no problem, you know what it is and its easily fixable. I love the new stuff coming out. Taking a break for a couple days, trying to get my meager portfolio set up.. I think I have maybe 2 projects that ive done recently saved, everything else I have done in the past I was dumb and didnt think I needed it. Oh well, Gotta start somewhere right? Smile

10-12-2009, 06:48 PM

[eluser]joeizang[/eluser]
Hi phil,

I am just getting through my first CI project and I love it and then, pyrocms pops up on one of my searches and I am glad it's codeigniter all the way. I am a relative NOOB to coding generally and I have never used a CMS before but I have a question for you. I was approached today by a prospective client wanting something web based and custom fitted to manage a small business of hers and I was looking at pyro for this. she wants sales captured, inventory managed that sort of thing, is pyro the tool I should be looking at? i see there are inventory sections to pyro thus the reason I ask. I noticed too that there are not tutorials on using pyrocms, will that come soon?
Sorry I have too many questions.

JOe

10-13-2009, 04:29 AM

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
[quote author="joeizang" date="1255412906"]Hi phil,

I am just getting through my first CI project and I love it and then, pyrocms pops up on one of my searches and I am glad it's codeigniter all the way. I am a relative NOOB to coding generally and I have never used a CMS before but I have a question for you. I was approached today by a prospective client wanting something web based and custom fitted to manage a small business of hers and I was looking at pyro for this. she wants sales captured, inventory managed that sort of thing, is pyro the tool I should be looking at? i see there are inventory sections to pyro thus the reason I ask. I noticed too that there are not tutorials on using pyrocms, will that come soon?
Sorry I have too many questions.

JOe[/quote]

While PyroCMS is currently very useable for client and personal sites, with the lack of documentation and tutorials it makes custom module and theme development rather tricky.

I planned on getting PyroCMS to v1.0 before I work on the documentation, the problem being that It has taken much longer to get there than I planned. Hopefully our support forums wont be much longer so we can start making tutorials and support requests on there.

My recommendation would be to give it a try, see how you get on then try a custom approach if you make little progress. The lack of documentation sucks balls, major balls, but it will be around someday.

10-13-2009, 07:58 AM

[eluser]joeizang[/eluser]
thanks man,

will do what I can and see how it goes. but will follow your progress closely.

God bless

10-13-2009, 08:47 AM

[eluser]gyo[/eluser]
From what I see so far PyroCMS seems really cool, congratulations!
Just one question: is it rock-solid from a security point of view?

Thanks, and keep it up! Big Grin

10-13-2009, 09:51 AM

[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
Haven't had any sites hacked yet. Give it a go, but be nice.

Update: Thinking about one it hole is the login. It is as secure (or more secure) than all of the common auth libraries used around here, but it could really do with saving the cookie/session information in the database. Theoretically a cookie (containing session data) could be forged, but that would be damn near impossible without knowing the encryption key.

10-15-2009, 04:07 AM

[eluser]slith[/eluser]
i need to enable search for one of the modules and include some toolbar links, however i'm not exactly sure how getModuleToolbar() works, I've looked at the other modules but i see no samples on how this works.

what is the format for the details.xml file to get this to work?