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Never mind. I didn’t realize it sorts differently based on uppercase vs lowercase and whatnot.

Make any headway with this problem yet? Happy to donate or purchase a premium extension if it gets resolved. Thanks!

Nevermind…figured it out finally… seems to be a mismatch between what is reported as proper attribute syntax in the documentation versus what actually gets populated by the shortcode generator in WP.

If you use the “Optional Sub Directory” field in the shortcode generator, it results in syntax like: file_away_sub=”subdirname”

The above does not work.

If you instead use the “Additional attributes” field in the shortcode generator, with the format like (without the quotes) “sub=subdirname”, it results in syntax like: file_away_customattr=”sub?′?subdirname”

This does work.

Confusing, but glad I figured it out. Hopefully this helps someone else if you run into the same issue I did.

I created all my certs on OpenSSL from my Centos7 server. I created a wildcard cert to use on my DCs and I created a cert to use on my CentOS7 server for my Apache virtual host.

Have you confirmed all the basics? Disabled SELINUX or set it to permissive? Confirmed from Linux directly that you can communicate with the LDAPS ports on your DCs?

Yessir. After much googling I was able to fix the problem editing:

/etc/openldap/ldap.conf

And adding “TLS_REQCERT allow”

That fixed LDAPS for me with self-signed certs.

It’s not about load time. It’s about the post being issued, the error resulting (evidenced by the Apache logs), and the spinning circle that remains until page refresh or a different page selection. The post goes through, but not cleanly.

No, my site isn’t public.

I’m not sure what you’re referring to. Are you saying you have a demo of the Woffice theme combined with having the Elementor plug-in enabled?

There is no next page. You just post a “To-Do” task on the project and it’s supposed to refresh the view.

https://testsite/index.php/project/test-project-2/#project-content-todo

No, it’s not within the Elementor editor. It’s when viewing/interacting with the page itself. It happens with that particular post function that I mentioned.

Sorry, I’m pretty green still when it comes to this stuff. Are you saying the new version of PHP made what I’m trying to accomplish not doable now in File Away?

I ended up figuring out the problem. The problem happened to be with SELinux not allowing Apache to send emails. Thanks!