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in reply to: Issue with upload files. #179354

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in reply to: Issue with upload files. #179293

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Hey,

I checked your video but it didn’t helpt. But I guess the issue is with the File Browser Root,
because if I want to change that path to where the uploads are for real it will always change to something else or become empty after saving it or reseting it.

I also tested with all plugins and themes off but the problem is still there.

Like a wrote before did it still works on 3.2.41, before you changed the File Browser Root logic to how it is now. On the old version, we had this as File Browser: /var/www/boule/releases/20220902075209/wordpress (we work with releases of code)
With the new version 3.2.57 of the plugin, we can’t change that anymore because the first part is grey and contains:
/home/httpd/vhosts/ww-platform.se/httpdocs/boule/application/current/ (/current is a pointer to /releases/20220902075209 for us)

/Tim


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I’ll create a new ticket.


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We have the same issue here. I made a post on WordPress but they asked to do it here.
Some more information from our side :

When we use the current latest version of the plugin 3.2.55 we can’t upload files anymore.
They do end up in the file system on the server, but they don’t get saved correctly in the wp_postmeta.
It results in something like this a:1:{i:0;s:0:"";} for the variable __wpdm_files and therefor the file is not linked to the package i guess.

This still worked fine on 3.2.41. Something must have changed after that. We use a Capistrano setup on the server which uses symlinks for the upload folder. I guess this might give issues. I noticed in the settings of the plugin that File Browser Root logic got changed. So it might have to do something with that?

I hope this gets fixed soon. It was a bit annoying that not a single error was thrown when the actual uploaded file couldn’t get linked to the file post object / package. We also prefer not to get stuck on an outdated plugin for our client.

Kind regards,
/Wasabiweb

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