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Single user site and libraries...

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akchev

Chevereto Member
Hi Chevereto...

I would like to accomplish a single user site and curious if the /username library can be customized.

The ideal situation is to have 1 admin log-in and 1 user log-in with registration disabled.

By default it would be something like example.com/admin and example.com/user and of course their /../albums/

However, I am curious if there is a way to accomplish it so the admin is hidden + the user library becomes example.com/albums/ instead of example.com/user/albums etc?
 
1. You can disable registration from the dashboard.
2. Why 1 admin and 1 user? Can't be just 1 user with admin rights?
 
1 user with admin rights would be perfect because I realized that the admin does not need to be named "admin" -- but my goal is so that it is example.com/albums rather than example.com/username/albums ...

In this case, I only need this option for the user w/ admin rights.

Can you please guide me to how I can accomplish this.
 
akchev said:
1 user with admin rights would be perfect because I realized that the admin does not need to be named "admin" -- but my goal is so that it is example.com/albums rather than example.com/username/albums ...

In this case, I only need this option for the user w/ admin rights.

Can you please guide me to how I can accomplish this.
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Well, for this particular case you will need to map /albums to /username/albums and I can't think right now in a neat way to achieve this without altering a lot of code.
 
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