Moving import-csv.php to admin directory

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SkayyHH
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Moving import-csv.php to admin directory

Post by SkayyHH » 2023-07-14 05:31

Can i move the "import-csv.php" to the directory "admin/import-csv.php" or will i get problems? Otherwise I no longer have the Admin menu when importing. Thanks very much!

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Re: Moving import-csv.php to admin directory

Post by a.gneady » 2023-07-14 09:19

Moving that file will break the import page. Why do you want to move it to admin directory? If you want admins only to have access to it, you can control this in the group properties page by allowing only the admin group to import CSV files and preventing all other groups.
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Re: Moving import-csv.php to admin directory

Post by SkayyHH » 2023-07-14 10:23

I have an application that is used by clients. If the import page is not under admin directory, the admin leaves the administration area and has the menu of the member area there. I would like to have all admin functions in the admin menu area. It has a usability aspect for me only.

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