thomstark

Sure. I wasn’t aware of this and I clearly do not have time to maintain this these days. Can I bring you on as a contributor or what do you think?

Sounds more like a conflict between the Ultimate Members plugin and File Away than a problem between File Away and WordPress itself. I’ll see if I can duplicate your problem when I get a chance.

You can customize any styling using the custom css editor on the file away settings page.

I’m working three jobs and raising two kids. That explains why file away is neglected

However, if you have an error log you can share with me, I’ll be happy to provide you with a solution. For the record, it is working fine for me on over 50 of my sites with the latest WP and latest php.

Does any one have an error log you can share? The plugin is working fine on the latest WordPress and latest version of php on over 50 of the sites I manage.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by thomstark.

You can also do it in blocks of plugins instead of one at a time. Do half of your plugins first, and find out which half the offending plugin is in. Then halve that half, and so on.

Disable your other plugins and try saving. Then enable them one by one until you can’t save again. That plugin will be the problem.

Of course. Manager Mode. See the Tutorials tab in the File Away settings page.

Yup. Still working.

Flywheel has a very different setup with their WP sites than any other host. Here is a fix for now:

Open up wp-content/plugins/file-away/lib/cls/class.fileaway_definitions.php

insert this line at line 137:

$ABSPATH = '/www/';

That creates a variable called $ABSPATH and hard codes it to your actual document root there on Flywheel.

Then change every instance of ABSPATH (which is WordPress’s constant for your wp install directory) to $ABSPATH (which is our custom variable) on the subsequent two lines:

$installpath = str_replace('\\','/',$ABSPATH);
$rootpath = str_replace('\\','/',($install ? substr_replace($ABSPATH, '', strrpos($ABSPATH, $install), strlen($install)) : $ABSPATH));

Save and you should be good.

Also don’t forget to go to your File Away settings page and hit Save Settings just as an added measure in case your url changed somehow. Even if the URL is correct, hit save settings anyway. Always recommended after a migration.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by thomstark.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by thomstark.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by thomstark.

No I have not done an update yet. If you followed the steps to change the JavaScript above, and its not working, it’s likely a caching issue.

If you install the Classic Editor plugin you’ll get it back. Up to you if the trade off is worth it. I’m swamped in work these days but the sequel to File Away I’m working on won’t even build short codes like that.

You only need one base directly in reality. Use the sub attribute in your short code to extend the base.

You can use another plugin of mine to wrap your fileup shortcode in user restricted content:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/eyes-only-user-access-shortcode/

Sure you’re commenting on the correct plugin?