Please show me what your shortcode looks like.
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rdkumm
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[fileaway base=”3″ size=”no” manager=true recursive=true thumbnails=”permanent” thumbsize=”small” thumbstyle=”squarerounded” images=”none” type=”table” mod=”no” customdata=”tags” metadata=”database”]
recursive and manager mode are either/or. Manager mode gives you directory tree navigation. You can’t have both recursive mode and directory tree mode enabled at the same time. Manager/directory tree mode override recursive mode. With directory tree mode, you navigate the directories. With recursive mode, you get all the files from all directories in one table, without directory navigation.
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rdkumm
(@rdkumm)
in recursive mode my tags don’t show up.
[fileaway base=”3″ size=”no” recursive=true thumbnails=”permanent” thumbsize=”small” thumbstyle=”squarerounded” images=”none” type=”table” mod=”no” customdata=”tags” metadata=”database”]
That’s interesting. I’ll see if I can duplicate that as soon as I get home.
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rdkumm
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thanks, I created the tags in manager mode then switched to recursive mode.
Got a one-line fix for you. It’ll be included in the next release, but I’m also doing a few other things, so if you want to go ahead and fix it now, do this:
1. Open up in an editor: /wp-content/plugins/file-away/lib/inc/inc.file-array.php
2. On line 12, Change this:
$dir = $recursive ? str_replace($slices['basename'], '', $file) : $dir;
to this:
$dir = $recursive ? str_replace($slices['basename'], '', $file) : $dir;
$dir = trim($dir, '/');
3. Save the file and reupload it.
Done.
Or… just update to 3.9.5, which is now up.
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rdkumm
(@rdkumm)
Thanks I’ll get the update! Great support response.
