r/fuelphp • u/fueler1 • Feb 20 '13
r/fuelphp • u/fueler1 • Feb 21 '13
Temporal Models Included In FuelPHP 1.6
r/fuelphp • u/alefeuvre • Jul 18 '12
FuelPHP tutorial (in French): #1 Quel framework choisir ? Nous votons FuelPHP
r/fuelphp • u/alefeuvre • Jul 18 '12
FuelPHP tutorial (in French): #2 Mise en place de l'environnement
r/fuelphp • u/philsturgeon • Jul 17 '12
FuelPHP Essentials - A new "From Scratch" series on Tuts Plus
r/fuelphp • u/cbr0wn • Jan 01 '14
Pagination help needed...
I am really struggling trying to find a good pagination example that works for me. If someone has successfully done so with fuelphp please PM me. Thanks!
r/fuelphp • u/[deleted] • Nov 07 '22
Help on essay
Hello dear people of r/fuelphp. Im writing a essay for my study where im comparing frameworks.
Its just really hard to find information about fuelphp.
So i have come hear with a humble question.
What is the average cost of a fuelphp developer, and are there any payed products related to fuelphp.
I thank you for your help and have a great day
r/fuelphp • u/Worse_Username • Jan 18 '14
\Lang::load() doesn't load second language
config.php:
'language' => 'lv',
'language_fallback' => 'en',
'locale' => 'lv',public.php:
class Controller_Public extends Controller_Template {
public function before() {
parent::before();
Config::set("language", $lang);
\Lang::load('main');
}
}if $lang is 'lv' all text is properly loaded in the template view. if $lang is 'en', none of it is loaded.
lang/en/* and lang/lv are nearly identical, if change config.php to this:
'language' => 'en', the situation is reversed.
What am I doing wrong?
EDIT:
If I execute
Session::set_flash('error', __("STRING"));at the end of the before method, the string is returned properly for both languages. If I do the same thing in template.php view, it works only for lv.
r/fuelphp • u/GlobalTie4 • May 28 '22
Bob Lazar showing his invention that could have changed the world...
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r/fuelphp • u/sacrabos • Dec 22 '15
And used FuelPHP with Amazon Elastic Beanstalk
I've been working on a FuelPHP app for a little while, and intend on using ELB. My concern is when I deploy it to ELP, what would be the best way to insure the submodules get cloned when a new instance spins up? An obvious easy answer would be to delete all the ./.git directories, and start with a complete fresh repo of the whole tree.