All right, Eddie. You’re good to go. Here’s the deal:
1. I had no problem saving the Base Directory as soon as I logged in, so I don’t know what your issue was there. I set it to a directory called “test” and had the [fileup] shortcode create it on pageload.
2. The issue was that you had a custom filter in your theme’s functions.php file, at the very bottom, that was adding the “async” attribute to all javascript files enqueued by WordPress, which was causing File Away (and probably other functions) not to work. The offending code looks like this:
function defer_parsing_of_js ( $url ) {
if ( FALSE === strpos( $url, '.js' ) ) return $url;
if ( strpos( $url, 'jquery.js' ) ) return $url;
return "$url.' async onload='myinit()";
}
add_filter( 'clean_url', 'defer_parsing_of_js', 11, 1 );
3. I commented out that code and File Up works just fine. I uploaded an image of Chewbacca, then temporarily added a [fileaway manager=true] shortcode to the page and deleted my upload.
4. The above-mentioned filter was also causing all those errors that I mentioned to you three weeks ago. I assume that that plugin you installed, WP Temp Attribute Remover, was to deal with those errors. Now that I commented out that custom code in your functions.php, this plugin is no longer necessary (unless you’re using it for some other purpose). I deactivated it to see if my commenting out the filter got rid of those old errors, and sure enough it did.
5. Thus, File Away is working as it’s supposed to. The culprit was that above-mentioned filter at the bottom of your functions.php.
