FUEL CMS

[eluser]rundmc[/eluser]
wortell, that's a good idea. We'll add that to the feature list although we can't promise anything at the moment. However, if you are willing to get your hands dirty, I could see some changes to the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/user.php controller file that may help with the sending of registration information email with a link to confirmation page.

[eluser]Anna_FL[/eluser]
Two quick questions:

1. Is it possible to remove the FUEL CMS branding?

2. Is it easy and how to include JQuery instead of JQX. Can we simply use jQuery like in a normal Codeigniter (loaded in a view/template)?

Tx for the really good documentation, makes a big big difference for us newbies

[eluser]rundmc[/eluser]
It is licensed under the Apache 2 http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 which permits you to do that as long as you give credit where it is due (see license for more info).

JQX is loaded only for the admin and is used to give some MVC structure to the javascript files. It also requires jQuery to be loaded before using. However, for the public site, you can use whatever you want and the assets/js/ folder should have a copy in there already. You can use the js('jquery') in your view files to load it (for more info about the asset helper, http://www.getfuelcms.com/user_guide/hel...set_helper)

[eluser]Anna_FL[/eluser]
Ok, thank you for the quick and complete response rundmc.

Reason I asked about branding is that some of our devs on the non-profit project are not English speaking and the less to translate, the better it seems for them!

Thanks guys for the help and really great documents

[eluser]wortell[/eluser]
[quote author="rundmc" date="1291160678"]wortell, that's a good idea. We'll add that to the feature list although we can't promise anything at the moment. However, if you are willing to get your hands dirty, I could see some changes to the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/user.php controller file that may help with the sending of registration information email with a link to confirmation page.[/quote]

i might be.. i'm still trying to figure out whether or not to just do the EE or invest into CI's stuff... but would be potentially willing.

i'm assuming you're already handling sessions via the db in fuel, right?

[eluser]rundmc[/eluser]
We are using the CI Session class and storing the sessions in an encrypted cookie. However, since we are using the Session class, you should be able to store it in a database. Here is more on the Session class http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-gui...sions.html

[eluser]kristapsv[/eluser]
hi,

Somebody have tried to integrate other wysiwyg editor in Fuel cms like TinyMCE ?