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ofey
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I have several sites running off one Geeklog code. One of these uses the filemgmt plugin. Recently I added another site and installed the filemgmt plugin on it. The problem is when I upload a file the new site the files go into the same place as the files for the other site's filemgmt directory. This is not really a problem except that if there is a file I want to upload to both sites. As I explain it I realise it isn't really a problem but does anyone know how to make the file upload to the correct directory?
Thanks,
Shane
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Thanks,
Shane
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ofey
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Blaine,
You are absolutely correct. The paths in the admin settings were pointing to the wrong site.
Thanks for your help.
Shane
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You are absolutely correct. The paths in the admin settings were pointing to the wrong site.
Thanks for your help.
Shane
Those who say it can't be done, are usually interrupted by others doing it.
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ofey
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I thought this problem was fixed by unfortunately it isn't. When I change the paths on one site it also changes them on the other site. So the paths on both sites are always the same as each other.
I hope that makes sense.
Anyone have any ideas?
Shane
Using GL 1.4.1 and filemgmt 1.5
Those who say it can't be done, are usually interrupted by others doing it.
I hope that makes sense.
Anyone have any ideas?
Shane
Using GL 1.4.1 and filemgmt 1.5
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Dirk
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IIRC, the File Management plugin keeps its path settings in a config file. And since that file exists only once, you'll always override it with the settings for the other site ...
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ofey
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If there were two config files in
/geeklog/plugins/filemgmt
and certain changes (I am not exactly sure what changes) were made, would it be possible to get it to work that way?
Thanks,
Shane
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/geeklog/plugins/filemgmt
and certain changes (I am not exactly sure what changes) were made, would it be possible to get it to work that way?
Thanks,
Shane
Those who say it can't be done, are usually interrupted by others doing it.
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