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Hi,
I see, Mitchgk, you have gotten the next/last links working on your site. We’re having the same problem. Can anyone tell me anything about how this was corrected?
Thanks for whatever help you can offer.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Away] Can't download a fileNo .htaccess files to be found.
But I am homing in on the problem. The server won’t default to “recognize all extensions” on the File Away created subs. I have to go in and manually refresh that on all the File Away created sub-directories and then all the uploaded files instantly become visible in front end and back end.
I’ll work w/ my provider and see if I can’t get that changed or get some code to add somewhere to automate it.
Thanks again for your prompt responses and for a nice plug-in.
Best regards,
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In reply to: [File Away] Can't download a fileThanks for the prompt responses, Thom.
Best regards,
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In reply to: [File Away] Can't download a fileMore info:
Actually, I misspoke. Server is allowing the creation of the sub-directory and is uploading file to it. I can’t view the file from site or from the server’s file management app – get a redirect. But I can see the file and download it from my ftps desktop app (Secure FTP). Server seems to insist on treating the file as a website page, regardless of the .pdf (or other) extension. Yet all works well if I have created the sub rather than letting File Away create it.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Away] Can't download a fileWow! Fast response! Especially given that I mistakenly added my post to a “resolved” thread. Apologies.
Yes, I had read here about the issues w/ “stats” and had that disabled at the global config. But tried adding stats=”false” to my short code as you suggested. No improvement. I have not been using encryption; going w/ the default of disabled. Server just doesn’t want to let File Away create directories.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [File Away] Can't download a fileHi, Thom,
We’re evaluating your slick plug-in and most things are going well. My current problem is with creating sub-directories from File Away. As long as I have created the directory structure using my host’s file management app, we can view, manage, upload, download, and otherwise use File Away successfully. But when I attempt to create a new sub-directory from the front end using File Away, the sub gets created, I can upload files into it, I can display the directory and the files, but I can’t download them. I also can’t access them from the server file manager. The sub and the files are all there – filesize is correct, etc – but whether I try to view them from File Away or from a direct url or from server file manager, I get a redirect (file not found). Similar to this thread:
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/cant-download-a-file?replies=9I realize that this is a server based issue, or at least a FileAway-server compatibility issue, but was wondering if it’s perhaps because my host only allows ftps access? Do you know of any issues there? or work arounds?
Thanks!
BCC