Of course there is. Have you looked at the tutorials?
You’re looking for [fileaway directories=”true” drawerid=”1″][fileup matchdrawer=”1″]
[fileaway] and [fileup] are two separate shortcodes, and you can have an unlimited number of each on a single page. File Away is built to allow multiple on the same page. For that reason, [fileaway] and [fileup] don’t communicate with each other by default. You get them to communicate with each other using the drawerid and matchdrawer attributes respectively.
Hence:
[fileaway base=1 directories="true" drawerid="1"][fileup base=1 matchdrawer="1"]
[fileaway base=2 directories="true" drawerid="2"][fileup base=2 matchdrawer="2"]
[fileaway base=3 directories="true" drawerid="3"][fileup base=3 matchdrawer="3"]
[fileaway base=4 directories="true" drawerid="4"][fileup base=4 matchdrawer="4"]
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This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by
thomstark.
Thread Starter
Pierre
(@ierpe)
Hi, and thanks for your answer. I did read the docs before posting promise 😉
Sorry this is not what I meant, I tried to be clear enough, but screenshots might be easier to undersand :
Right now, I have this : 
When I want to upload a file, I have to click on my base directory first… why is that?
What I would like, it to have straight away these choices : 
I want to have my base directory already chosen by default for upload, since it HAS to go in it… so I can upload my file directly in it or choose a sub-directory, know what I mean?
Thanks for the clarification. I do know what you mean now, but unfortunately this issue isn’t on my agenda at the moment. Sorry.