Replace hardcoded configuration path '/config.php' with CONFIG_FILE#674
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Replace hardcoded configuration path '/config.php' with CONFIG_FILE#674maestrow wants to merge 2 commits intoprasathmani:masterfrom
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…amed constant. Thus you can embed file manager with different configs.
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Replace hardcoded configuration path '/config.php' with CONFIG_FILE named constant. Thus you can embed file manager with different configs.
This PR made possible #444 feature request: "allow user to access multiple directories". Use this scenario: For each target directory define a link which lead to it's own page with embedded file manager instance, having its own CONFIG_FILE. Common configuration options can be included from shared file.