How are admin files managed when a site is manually re-installed on a shared serve?

[gjh42]

The simplest way to trace and remove the [more] link would be to use the Developers Toolkit in admin > Tools. Paste the offending text [more] in the lower left box, select all files and search. This will show the language file where the text is defined, and you can change its definition from '[more]' to '' (nothing).

If you want to go further and eliminate the link from being created in the first place, you can use the DTK again to find the file(s) where the constant defined as '[more]' is used, and remove the code that calls it when appropriate.

Whatever you do, save the modified file(s) in your template override directories rather than replacing the original version of the file.

[cyberbaffled]

gjh42g, it's good to hear from you again. I've done what you suggest, but the second part of your solution necessitates deconstruction of a complex address, which is what I was attempting when I got into the tpl "arena" I mention. There's no block of code that can be commented out such as is the case for "featured" products and the list of "new" products that occurs without having to use the [more] link.

I would like to suspend this discussion until I can determine whether or not my problems with the shared server are caused by an inability to link to the database. It's possible I've succeeded with a manual install but am now dealing with a database problem. Hopefully, the forum moderator can flag this discussion as solved. If in fact it has not been solved, I'll reinitiate it at a later time.