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Thoughts, ideas, random notes, ramblings... Anything about PHP in general, and FuelPHP in particular. Sometimes serious, sometimes with a big wink. But always with a message. Do you have an opinion about an article? Don't forget to comment! It has been long awaited by all but we are proud to annouce that the first alpha version of the reworked FuelPHP framework has now been tagged on github! The n

Thoughts, ideas, random notes, ramblings... Anything about PHP in general, and FuelPHP in particular. Sometimes serious, sometimes with a big wink. But always with a message. Do you have an opinion about an article? Don't forget to comment! FuelPHP v2 has been “on the horizon” or “just around the corner” for a long time. Unfortunately due to various personal issues in the team work on v2 has been

Reported or discovered security issues. Did you discover one? Use the contact form to report it, so it can be addressed. SEC-CORE-009: Unzip vulnerable to slip-zip attack When extracting a ZIP file using the Unzip class, a prepared zip file could overwrite arbitrary files as the basedir wasn't enforced. All released versions starting with 1.0 are affected. The issue is addressed in release v1.8.1.

Thoughts, ideas, random notes, ramblings... Anything about PHP in general, and FuelPHP in particular. Sometimes serious, sometimes with a big wink. But always with a message. Do you have an opinion about an article? Don't forget to comment! v1.5 contains a lot of improvements and bugfixes, and also introduces quite a bit of new functionality. Be sure to checkout the v1.5 Changelog, as it also list

Database Usage Normal database interactions are to go through the DB class. The following examples will give you a feel for how to go about using databases in Fuel. Database usage is divided into a couple of segments: Query results Running queries Selecting, Results, Filtering (where, order by, limit, offset), Inserting, Updating, Deleting data Joins Escaping Query binding Query caching Query resu

These standards for code formatting and documentation must be followed by anyone contributing to Fuel. Any contributions that do not meet these guidelines will not be accepted. File Formatting Closing PHP Tag Files containing only PHP code should always omit the closing PHP tag (?>). This prevents many of the elusive white screens of death. Indentation All indentation should be done using real tab

Welcome to FuelPHP FuelPHP is a simple, flexible, community driven PHP 5 web framework. It was born out of the frustrations people have with the current available frameworks and developed with support from a community of developers. FuelPHP is extremely portable, works on almost any server and prides itself on clean syntax. Quick Installation If you value your time and want to get things up and ru