Problem With Admincp

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17-04-2010, 02:44
DamienDarwick

Problem With Admincp

Hello, I just purchased this and there is a problem with the admincp. When I login to the admincp panel my admin folder is not named admincp for security reasons. So after clicking the "Shop Administration" link in the drop down I can see the first page, but the links within the page like "My Store, Catalog, etc do not go to my real admin addresses, instead it goes to the admincp address which is not found since I have my admincp folder renamed for security. I get this:

Code:

404 Not Found The requested URL /admincp/oscadmin_configuration.php?gID=3&osCAdminID=3a81028ed080d55607376fc594ed3ab7 does not exist.

Please correct this issue.
18-04-2010, 09:45
DamienDarwick

Anyone? An answer of some sort would be nice.
18-04-2010, 17:49
Greystoke

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienDarwick

Hello, I just purchased this and there is a problem with the admincp. When I login to the admincp panel my admin folder is not named admincp for security reasons. So after clicking the "Shop Administration" link in the drop down I can see the first page, but the links within the page like "My Store, Catalog, etc do not go to my real admin addresses, instead it goes to the admincp address which is not found since I have my admincp folder renamed for security. I get this:

Code:

404 Not Found The requested URL /admincp/oscadmin_configuration.php?gID=3&osCAdminID=3a81028ed080d55607376fc594ed3ab7 does not exist.

Please correct this issue.

This is not a problem with the software.

osCommerce has 2 configure.php files, 1 in for the shop and 1 for the shop admin.

You need to edit the configure.php in the admin/includes/ and change this line to what ever you have renamed your vbulletin admincp folder to,

PHP Code:

define('DIR_WS_ADMIN', '/admincp/');

E.g.

PHP Code:

define('DIR_WS_ADMIN', '/admincp1/');

Also if you are using a different admincp folder for vBulletin you will need to put the files that you copied from the upload/admincp into your renamed admincp folder.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamienDarwick

Anyone? An answer of some sort would be nice.

Sorry for the delay, as support is limited as it is a weekend here.
18-04-2010, 21:51
DamienDarwick

Ah ok I did not even think about that second configure file in the admin directory. I always forget about it. I've worked with OSC for quite a bit of time too.

EDIT: Awesome it worked thanks :)