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Hi @mialewp ,

Thank you for your replay. To clarify the issue, I moved to the email technical support to share the screencast.

Best,

Hello @mialewp ,

Thank you as always for your wonderful support.

I have a new observation regarding the bug where /s appears in the file paths shown in Filester’s “info” section. It seems this issue only affects files newly uploaded through the Filester file browser. The paths for existing files (those already there before opening the browser) appear to be normal.

This also seems consistent with the fact that refreshing the web browser fixes the links in the info section. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to capture any screenshots yet, but I hope this provides a helpful lead for the investigation.

Have a great week!

Hello @mialewp,

I noticed that the issue persists even after updating the plugin. I have confirmed that I am running Version 2.0.2 on my server. My WordPress version is the latest (v6.9), though my PHP version is a bit older.

My environment might be slightly unconventional because I use Filester to manage static files located outside of the core WordPress installation directory. Here is the breakdown of my file structure:

• WordPress Install Path: /var/www/username/htdocs/wp/
• DocumentRoot: /var/www/username/htdocs/
• Target Directory that I want to manage by Filester: /var/www/username/htdocs/filedir/

The Filester settings are exactly as I described in my initial post.

Could you let me know if this is an issue with the plugin itself? I would appreciate any insight you can provide. Thanks for your support!

Hello @mialewp and @alina98,

Thank you very much for your prompt action. Since I currently lack the environment and time to test it, I will wait for the official update. I look forward to it!