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Mura CMS : How to disable front end tools and front end editing for public facing sites. This would then allow you to completely delete/remove the 'admin' directory from the production server, and only host it on a dev/staging server that's hosted behind a firewall, assuming each instance is pointing to the same database. NOTE: Do NOT delete you…
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| 1) Drop this method in your /config/cfapplication.cfm and modify it as you wish. | |
| For example, maybe you only want to allow front end tools if editing the site behind your firewall | |
| ---> | |
| <cfscript> | |
| public boolean function getEnableFrontEndTools() { | |
| return getPageContext().getRequest().getServerName() == 'someURLAccessibleOnlyBehindYourFirewall.com'; | |
| } | |
| </cfscript> | |
| <!--- | |
| 2) Edit the /config/settings.ini.cfm and add the following setting | |
| This setting will now be dynamically read in by Mura by calling the method defined above. | |
| ---> | |
| enableFrontEndTools=${getEnableFrontEndTools()} | |
| <!--- 3) Finally, reload Mura! ---> |
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