06-29-2016, 03:14 PM
In the root of the UserSpice install, you will see a file called z_us_root.php. If you open this file, you will see a PHP variable with an assignment:
$path=['','users/','usersc/'];
This is an array of paths that UserSpice will index for page control. It does NOT parse subfolders, so you need to give it the full path of where your files are located, relative to this z_us_root.php. For example, if you had a folder called 'new', then your $path variable should look like:
$path=['','users/','usersc/','new/'];
Don't forget the trailing slash.
$path=['','users/','usersc/'];
This is an array of paths that UserSpice will index for page control. It does NOT parse subfolders, so you need to give it the full path of where your files are located, relative to this z_us_root.php. For example, if you had a folder called 'new', then your $path variable should look like:
$path=['','users/','usersc/','new/'];
Don't forget the trailing slash.