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1. Check for and keep custom favicons on update

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   under review  ·  AdminArron Caruth (VP of Product Development, Alt-N Technologies) responded

   Hello,

   Thank you for sharing your idea to provide a means of not over-writing the custom images you put in place. It will be considered for future versions.

   There are a couple of options that may help you to achieve this in the current version.

   - You can try putting your image files in place and then mark them as read-only. A read-only file cannot be overwritten so the installer should fail to over-write it.

   - You can create a custom theme by copying an existing theme to a new folder and make your changes in the custom theme.

   - You can write a script to copy the files over for you so that each time you install a new version all you have to do is run the script to update all the image files.

   If you’d like further assistance with any of these ideas, please contact our support team directly. All of our support options can be found at http://www.altn.com/support/.

   Thanks,
   Arron

   Hello,

   Thank you for sharing your idea to provide a means of not over-writing the custom images you put in place. It will be considered for future versions.

   There are a couple of options that may help you to achieve this in the current version.

   - You can try putting your image files in place and then mark them as read-only. A read-only file cannot be overwritten so the installer should fail to over-write it.

   - You can create a custom theme by copying an existing theme to a new folder and make your changes in the custom theme.

   - You can write a script to copy the files over for you so that each time you install a new version all you have to do is run the script to update all the image files.

   If you’d like further assistance with any of these ideas, please contact our support… more

   Christian Richter shared this idea  ·  Mar 25, 2020