Rename concrete/ folder and remove login/restrict?

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Hi guys,

Lets imagine website.com has concrete installed on root dir,

website.com/about-us/ for example.

Now, if you take a look at the source-code of the site you will see mention of /concrete/themes/etc...

Is it any possible to allow us define a new name for that concrete folder?

Lets say I want to use "webengine" or "site"

Also, if you are making a static site any possibility of removing the login screen or mask the site to make it less noticeable that you have an admin backend? (that bottom link Sign in to edit this page)

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0pius replied on at Permalink Reply
0pius
If you want to remove this from a default theme just edit the footer.php file within the directory concrete/themes/<%theme_name%>/elements/footer.php
Slacker replied on at Permalink Reply
Slacker
thanks. Any tips on changing folder names though?
andrew replied on at Permalink Reply
andrew
This is _definitely_ not supported - we try to make sure we're using constants for all file lookups but I can't say for certain. However, if you look in concrete/config/base.php you should see where we define most of our directory names. If you don't mind forking your install you could change them there, and then in the filesystem.
medhatmsm replied on at Permalink Reply
I'm trying to rename 'concrete' core folder.
things worked fine for most of the pages,
but not for login & dashboard! I'm getting this error when trying to access them:

Warning: View::include() [function.include]: Failed opening '' for inclusion (path\concrete5\concretex\libraries\view.php on line 738

when I try to set the theme manually I get an empty page with only the theme in it, i.e:no content, no login form.. nothing!

Any ideas?
Mnkras replied on at Permalink Reply
Mnkras
i believe for moving the core you have to change multiple defines
medhatmsm replied on at Permalink Reply
@Mnkras: I've changed few ones in concrete/config/base.php but that worked for everything except the login & dashboard pages :(