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Thread began 3/08/2010 1:08 pm by Laurent | Last modified 3/09/2010 3:37 am by Laurent | 1254 views | 2 replies |

Laurent

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Hi,

I am new to SiteAssit and just tried to generate an Administrative Backend Site.

I had an existing site, and i prepared and directory called /backoffice with a file named index.php in it. I opened it, ran SiteAssist, choose Administrative:All Layout, finished the process, thinking wow, that's a great product !

For sure it is, but how frustrating it was to see my existing homepage was overwritten without notice in the / of the site and all the files were generated directly into the / too !?

I would like to store these files in separate protected directory (via .htaccess) and be able to edit them again. So saving file by file into the directory is not a good solution...

So, is there a way to do this ? At least i would create a subdomain but this is not the best way. The product would have been perfect with a simple field asking where to generate the pages...

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neilo

H Laurent,

A safe way to do this would be to create a duplicate site definition of your site, and edit it to make the local root and testing server root folders point to the backoffice/ directory.

You would just need to append 'backoffice/' to the end of the existing paths. This would force SiteAssist to place the files and folders in the backoffice folder.

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Laurent

Thank you that's a good idea !
Best of all i suppose it would work in any similar cases... ;-)

Regards
Laurent

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