Rename Admin folder

[milelk]

Do I need to go into the application_top.php file and change the path name or something?

[Ajeh]

You are showing two paths:
/zen-cart-v1.3.7-full-fileset-12302006/admin

/store/admin

You need the paths to be correct and match in both:
/includes/configure.php
/admin/includes/configure.php

/admin can be whatever name you want but they need to match ...

[milelk]

Thanks Ajeh, I really appreciate your response to my post. I will try to do as you suggest, but I'm not sure where the reference to 'admin' is in one of the configure.php file... I think its includes/configure.php. I'm not at home right now but I'll check tonight and post with how it goes.

I think I've got those 'zen cart' paths in almost every file so will I need to change the names in every file? The first time I changed my admin folder name, dreamweaver updated the relevant paths and I think maybe this error has come about because of that? I'm not sure thought cos I didn't look at the path names before I made the changes.

[DrByte]

The first time I changed my admin folder name, dreamweaver updated the relevant paths

That's a bad thing.
Don't let it do that.
The ONLY place you should see your admin folder path is in your /admin/includes/configure.php file.

[milelk]

That's a bad thing.
Don't let it do that.
The ONLY place you should see your admin folder path is in your /admin/includes/configure.php file.

Crapples. Then I have a lot of work ahead of me! The file which my error references application_top.php has this path "'../../../zen-cart-v1.3.7-full-fileset-12302006/admin/includes/includes/local/configure.php'" in it several times. What should I remove from the path to correct it?

I think this has happened in a lot of files. Damn Dreamweaver! I clicked ok to that path update by reflex and am suffering the consequences!


Regarding my earlier post...
I cannot see reference to my admin folder path in my inlcludes/configure.php, only the 'store' path. From your comment about the other configure.php file being the only one to see the admin path I think I can say that thats ok.

[DrByte]

Do you have a backup of your files from before you started this procedure ?

[milelk]

Sadly no. *hits head on keyboard*, hence a lot of work. If I know what to replace the path with I can use the find and replace tool on each file though. That should save some time