how do I require application_top.php in folder in admin with a composer package?

...seemed to be a google api vendor folder issue (:

What's the purpose of adding this api? What are you building?

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Originally Posted by wolfderby

...seemed to be a google api vendor folder issue (:

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^ignore this

I want to set up a cron job to remove my sold amazon inventory using the "Sold, ship now:" emails from amazon sellercentral.

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Originally Posted by lat9

What purpose is the additional admin sub-directory (/myAdminScript)? My localhost environments normally mimic the associated live site's directory structure, where the /admin sub-directory is at the same 'level' as the storefront /includes sub-directory.

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So are you saying I should just put it in admin/includes?

I seem to have it working, I needed to have just tried to copy the design patterns already within the admin instead of forcing through 1 require.

basically shooting for /admin/my_script.php

then...
/admin/includes/classes/custom.php
/admin/includes/functions/maybe.php
/admin/includes/modules/kindaConfusedOnThisDir.php

...when I get closer maybe I'll put it on gitLab and share it for some suggestions.

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Originally Posted by wolfderby

I want to set up a cron job to remove my sold amazon inventory using the "Sold, ship now:" emails from amazon sellercentral.

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Uhm... Why do you need to run it in admin then? If it's a cron job, and it's purpose is to adjust stock levels or update order statuses or something similar, why don't you run it from store root? Is there a specific reason why you're placing it in the admin directory?

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Originally Posted by balihr

Uhm... Why do you need to run it in admin then? If it's a cron job, and it's purpose is to adjust stock levels or update order statuses or something similar, why don't you run it from store root? Is there a specific reason why you're placing it in the admin directory?

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I like the idea of putting the gmail api folder within an admin log-in, for assumed security reasons. Not sure if it'd be a risk or not really.

...so when i try to move out the includes\gmail\credentials.json it creates a forbidden access 403 error for the .json file if I directly navigate to it, and I'm sure the path is correct.

I'm basically trying to mash up this youtube series into the zen-cart admin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_ilbyXwIzI

if you follow that youtube series the code comes out like this: https://github.com/wolfderby/gmailTu...d_of_episode_6

...within that folder composer (

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composer require google/apiclient:^2.0

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) builds out a /vendor folder dir w/ lots of the google api files

https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/quickstart/php