WanWizard

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User Profile Fields Unserialize Error
Is that your own model, or the model included in the Auth package (which is for Ormauth only)? The problem I think you have is that the Observer_Typing will not create an empty array for profile_fields that are NULL. An empty profile_fields column …

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
public Template and passing $data
View data is not global, it's local to the View object you pass it to. You pass the data to the "admin/dashboard" view, so the $subnav variable is only available in that view. If you need it in the template, pass it to the template: …

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User Profile Fields Unserialize Error
Which version of Fuel, which Auth driver do you use, and what method do exactly call to get this error?

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vhost config/.htaccess for nonstandard setup
:-) Glad to hear you've got it sorted.

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vhost config/.htaccess for nonstandard setup
You want to install FuelPHP in a subfolder? That is not a problem whatsover, just install it there, then move everything in ./application/public one folder up, to ./application, as you don't need a docroot mount point anymore. After that, ht…

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
MongoDB Json Response ID Object
Better pop into #fuelphp on IRC and see if you can get hold of someone, I haven't used Mongo_Db. A get() runs: $documents = $this->db->{$collection}->find($this->wheres, $this->selects)->limit((int) $this->limit)->skip…

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Using Select...INTO Outfile
Just use DB::query(), you can fire any query you like. Note that since you have to write the SQL yourself, you are not protected against SQL injections, so make sure you quote everything.

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Nesting Views
Normal Asset calls (like for img) work, but you can't use Asset in a child view to add an additional CSS file to the page header, because by the time you get to rendering the child view, the page header is already rendered. Global variables ar…

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Nesting Views
If it works for you, then why not use it? Fuel doesn't want to be restrictive in any way. Only thing you have to be careful about is rendering sequence. This way, parent views are rendered before child views, which means your child views can n…

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
Translations and Localizations
At the moment internal strings are hardcoded. Problem is that in most cases, they are error messages or exceptions, and when those happen, you don't want to be dependent on half the framework to be able to display them. We're thinking abo…

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Sessions across subdomains
If you have subdomains (like a.example.org and b.example.org), you need to set the 'domain' to ".example.com", so your domain name plus a leading dot. If not set it defaults to hostname.

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
Date::create_from_string() timezone issue
Unix timestamps are always in UTC, other datetime's are always local time, this is how PHP works. Which means indeed you're borked if you have to work across timezones. The fact that you get -3600 back is already an indication that there&…

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Why can't I interrupt the REST controllers response before after() is called
Your get_test() method needs to return the response from $this->fail(). After() checks if the return value is an instance of Response and if not it will create one (in this case with a null value, since that is what you return now).

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
How to check user whether they logged in or not at each page?
if (\Auth::check()) { echo "User is logged in"; } Your controller should extend one of the base controllers, but at least \Controller. before() is just another method, so if you want to check in there, add it to your controller.

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
Logs permissions problem on debian
Problem is that this exception "hides" the original error. Go into fuel/core/classes/log.php, and before the "throw" on line 77 add: var_dump($e->getMessage()); die(); which will give you the error that caused the exception…

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OrmAuth has_access
Are you running in 'development' or 'production' mode? You should get an error if the cache folder isn't writable...

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
ORM Relation where clause
I don't really have a solution at the moment.

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
REST controller HTTP methods
Correct.

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
OpAuth Why should we have email or password to create user?
This is exacly how it works. if there is an authenticated local user, the login is joined, and you're done. If there is no authenticated local user, you get "register" back. You can decide in your applications auth controller how to…

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
Pre-populate a select input from Orm Model with relationship
There is no support (in Fieldset or ORM) to do this automatically. Best place to do it, it in the set_form_fields() method of the model, which is only called when you use add_model() on a fieldset. If you use _init() the population always happens w…

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
ORM Relation where clause
That is actually quite difficult to fix without a major rewrite of the code, there's already an issue open for it. I don't think it's going to be adressed in 1.x, for 2.0 ORM is going to be largely rewritten, so we'll pick it u…

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
ORM Relation where clause
This is an array from the find() syntax? I never use that, but that should support this notation as well. Can you post the full query? What if you do: $result = Model_Product::query()->related('order')->where('product.tempor…

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
ORM Relation where clause
You need to specify the relation name there, not the model name. Is the relation called 'order'?

Comment by WanWizard August 2013 permalink
Composer issue
I changed it in the repository, and that automatically updates packagist. Composer should automatically pick up the new version. I think your local composer.json requires version 2.0 of the Upload package. Change that to "dev-master". We…

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Composer issue
Doesn't look like it likes the "5.3.3" version number, I've changed it to "5.3". Can you run the update again?

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