I've created a simple Messages class in the app/classes directory and created a public static function display() that will output the html to create the correct alert message based on some arguments.
Here is the problem. I have a Controller that is extending Controller_Template. Just to test things out I used:
$data = Messages::display();
$this->template->content = View::factory('user/login', $data);
I echoed $message in the view only to have the quotes, less than, and greater than converted to their entity representations. Ex: & quot; (without the space between them)
I moved the Messages::display directly into the view and echoed it directly and it works perfectly. Is there something I'm missing passing this through to the view via the controller?
Hello,
what Fuel does - it auto encodes data by default (it's a setting in the config.php) 'auto_encode_view_data' => true.
in that case, if you pass to view, not only strings, but also full html, you should pass false (it sets to encoding > false) as third paramater to the view, like:
$this->template->content = View::factory('user/login', $data, false);
more info here: http://fuelphp.com/dev-docs/classes/view.html
and here; http://fuelphp.com/dev-docs/general/configuration.html - as you can see you can play with: security.whitelisted_classes - maybe it'll help you too
but remember then escape everything yoiu need in messages class, so you don't have problems later!
good luck
Donate
but remember then escape everything yoiu need in messages class, so you don't have problems later!
good luck 
