I’ve explained this to you several times now. The “sub” attribute in your shortcode extends the base directory. If it is used, your fixed location will be your base plus your sub. You do not need more base directories.
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Futuresweb
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No worries, man. Just want to make sure we’re clear. 🙂
Example:
wp-content > mp3s
wp-content > pdfs
wp-content > images
wp-content > secrets
wp-content > dreams
wp-content > forms
wp-content > spreadsheets
wp-content > docs
Base Directory 1: wp-content
[fileup base=1 sub="mp3s" fixedlocation=true]
[fileup base=1 sub="pdfs" fixedlocation=true]
[fileup base=1 sub="images" fixedlocation=true]
[fileup base=1 sub="secrets" fixedlocation=true]
[fileup base=1 sub="dreams" fixedlocation=true]
[fileup base=1 sub="forms" fixedlocation=true]
[fileup base=1 sub="spreadsheets" fixedlocation=true]
[fileup base=1 sub="docs" fixedlocation=true]
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Futuresweb
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ok im able to upload properly but how do i display from that particular sub directory? I tried this and it’s not working:
[fileaway base=1 sub=morningupdates hcolor=green color=blue iconcolor= blue pagesize=5 paginate=true mod=”yes” type=”table” sortfirst=mod-desc size=”no” search=no style=”silver-bullet” heading=”Morning Updates” align=none]
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Futuresweb
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Futuresweb
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never mind..had the wrong path name….thank you for the quick response!
The fixedlocation attribute is only for the fileup shortcode. So we’re all good then?
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Futuresweb
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