FUEL CMS

[eluser]abmcr[/eluser]
Thank you....

[eluser]altrano[/eluser]
Find a pity the dwoo is implemented but it is used nowhere. The templates are full of php code.

why?? i has hoped to find some example dwoo code inside the templates to reuse.

but of course it's a great work i love this stuff

Sorry for my English.

[eluser]rundmc[/eluser]
Dwoo is used by default for pages saved in the FUEL admin for security reasons (don't want to allow raw PHP code). View files use PHP code by default. However, if you pass the $parse_view variable set to TRUE to a view file, it will parse it (if using variables files... see the bottom of this page for more info http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/gen...ontrollers). Hope that helps.

[eluser]Vasi[/eluser]
I can't install it, I tried it on my local machine and online....
I followed the steps described in the read me file and the ones from the getfuelcms user guide, and the result is the same: when I click the links from the install page and redirects me "fuel/dashboard" I get a "404 Not found" error.

I configured also the database config file.

I missed something or what?

[eluser]altrano[/eluser]
[quote author="rundmc" date="1288949771"]Dwoo is used by default for pages saved in the FUEL admin for security reasons (don't want to allow raw PHP code). View files use PHP code by default. However, if you pass the $parse_view variable set to TRUE to a view file, it will parse it (if using variables files... see the bottom of this page for more info http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/gen...ontrollers). Hope that helps.[/quote]

So it is not possible to use Dwoo for example in the Bolg views ??

[eluser]rundmc[/eluser]
Not at this time. We only use a Dwoo where we feel we needed to. We did this for several reasons. First, we didn't want other people to have to learn an additional syntax to code up there pages. Second, we didn't feel it necessary to create the overhead of a templating parser. And Third, we didn't want to create an additional security concern of people putting in templating code in their comments that would get translated. That said, you may be able to use the display_override hook use and $this->parser->parse_string($string); but before doing that, you would need to probably modify the blog controller to escape any templating syntax in comments.

[eluser]ntheorist[/eluser]
if you're getting 404 after installation (following the guide) when you browse to path/to/fuel/dashboard, you need to set admin_enabled in APPPATH/config/MY_fuel.php to TRUE - it's default currently is FALSE even though in the fuel module config it's set to TRUE.

also FYI in the userguide (http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/gen...figuration) it describes that config setting as 'Default password to alert against.'

the devil is in the details!

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[eluser]rundmc[/eluser]
Thanks for the catch. That's fixed now on GitHub.

[eluser]rundmc[/eluser]
wiredesignz, just released a .91 branch on GitHub using CodeIgniter 2.0 and your Modular Extensions - HMVC. The default 404 controller from Modular Extensions was a nice bonus and allowed me to remove a few tweaks to the Router class. It includes a complete demo site and the README has changed for the install. Needs some testing:
https://github.com/daylightstudio/FUEL-CMS/tree/0.91

[eluser]wortell[/eluser]
would love to know that there's an auth (register/login/confirm) component to this, or coming soon... the reason I ask is...

after reviewing mauth... it seems that it's got just about all that a few in this thread are asking for... and since mauth seems to be a separate and distinct way of *just* auth-ing (yes, it's got user roles/permissions, but one could just negate that...), it would be great to have that imported (as a module perhaps using the hmvc method) into fuelcms.

just a thought.