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So, I tried all the above and more. Did not work. What did work is:
Changing file structure as wished, adding the above code to wp-config.
Creating a empty directory wp-content.
The last thing is what triggers WP toolkit. So its luckily just a dumb check if this directory exists.
I manage...
Thx for the explanation... danke! Quite chaotic unlogic that wp toolkit makes a difference on the source of the installation. Cause the end product is the same. I would consider this as a bug, unless you can give me a proper reason why it should behave like that^^
I will try and report if it helped
Yes, I did that.
And there is no way to disconnect the WP installation (and reconnect) as that is not possible for installations through APS catalog.
The toolkit is defiantly not checking the wp-config file for such changes for APS catalog installations, might be a bug. As for normal manual WP...
This happens only with Wordpress installed using the app catalog.
If installed manually and than integrated into toolkit, it works.
- Changing default wordpress directories in the wp-config, like:
/** Change File Structure */
define( 'WP_CONTENT_DIR', dirname(__FILE__) . '/core' );
define(...