Could be a few different things but it’s going to something unique to your own server or site, because this is a properly functioning feature on thousands of installs. I’d start by checking to see if your $_REQUEST superglobal and your $_GET superglobal are disabled or overridden on your server. Other than that, it may be a problem with your directory setup somehow. As a security feature, File Away will only show you the initial directory if it detects tampering with the directory structure, so something may be triggering that. But it’s not the kind of thing I can troubleshoot blindly.
Hi, sorry to be late and thanks for your quick support. How can I get your personal email please? I’d like to send you the link to the page where I’m using the plugin but it’s password protected so I’d like to share it only with you.
Let me know please.
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It’s because your $_REQUEST superglobal is empty, as a result of your php.ini settings. In your php.ini you’ve got auto_globals_jit enabled, while register_globals and register_long_arrays are disabled. As a result, your $_REQUEST variable is empty, thus your server can’t read the information I put in the url for directory navigation. E.g., ?drawer=labels. Your server doesn’t have the ability to read that because of your php.ini settings.
Hello Thom, I seem to be having the same issue of a sub directory inside the main base directory showing nothing when clicked. The sub directory contains files as I loaded them by sFTP, but on the website page the user gets nothing when clicking the Directory.
Other individual files in the Base Directory open and/or download as expected
I thought that PHP register_globals was not recommended for security reasons and register_long_arrays is deprecated?
In my php.ini auto_globals_jit is enabled, while register_globals and register_long_arrays are disabled
Is there a workaround?
It seems as if this was an intermittent issue caused by Opera browser.
Directory browsing uses the query string and the $_REQUEST variable. Not sure I follow the issue.
