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Hi:

Thanks for the suggestion. I am curious – where are you putting your Awesome Support uploads folder?

Thanks.

Thank You for Your replay!

Hey, I use a setup, that differs between a public and a private are, to separate the customer files, that are uploaded (I am offering audio services)

The files in the public area are accessible via the webpage (http requests).
The private folder is not accessible via http.

/wp-content/uploads/private/[customer]/uploads/orders/[order_no]
/wp-content/uploads/private/[customer]/uploads/support/[ticket_no]

The private folder is mountable via WebDAV, so that I can easily work on the order etc.

I also found out, that, if a deactivate the admin-bar menu of Awesome Support a css style is written to the frontend. That is not perfect.

Hi:

I’ve added a feature request to our public roadmap: https://trello.com/c/lTu0X5Kq/87-add-option-to-allow-admin-to-change-location-of-as-upload-folder

If we get enough votes on it we’ll get it done.

How are you deactivating our menu? We don’t have an option to do that. If you’re using a 3rd party tool to make it invisible then it wouldn’t know anything about our style sheets.

I am using a plugin that I wrote myself, which includes my edits, that are normally written in the functions.php As you can see, it only removes the button, I am not sure how to hook in to the “echo” command to stop the css output. I don’t want to edit to many things in the original code, because (as you know) this changes are not update safe.

function remove_admin_bar_links()
{
global $wp_admin_bar;
$wp_admin_bar->remove_menu(‘wpas_tickets’);
}
add_action(‘wp_before_admin_bar_render’, ‘remove_admin_bar_links’);

Hi:

Ah, ok. Just removing the link does not remove the enqueued css scripts. You’ll have to do that separately.

Thanks.