bhaldie

looks like you have moved on. I will close this case.

yes it is possible, you would have to create a page or post with the particular folders shortcode on it. Then you could add the page link to your menu.

To add a folder shortcode, add a classic block and click on the ‘m’ icon.

I will add this code snippet to the next version of mdocs.

add this to your css file,

#mdocs-list-table { overflow: auto; }

unfortunately no 2 sub folders is the max.

unfortunately the answer is still no you can’t ??

no, there is no work around that I can think of. mDocs is local file sharing I have no integration to any other cloud based file sharing application.

No this is a local library only.

no, that wouldn’t be a good idea. I will have to try and figure it out locally.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by bhaldie.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by bhaldie.

well ill have to look more into it, the developers comments do not line up. mDocs is loading last and the problem is still around…

Please give me some time it see if there can be fixed.

try adding the true value to all wp_enqueue_script in that file. this will load all javascript last.

if you follow this simple steps you will fix the issue without a problem.

1. Open mdocs-pataches.php
2. Add this update_option(‘mdocs-displayed-file-info’, array()); under this:
Old

function mdocs_run_patch() {

New

function mdocs_run_patch() {
update_option(‘mdocs-displayed-file-info’, array());

3. Goto Memphis Docs > Options > Settings
4. Scroll to bottom of page
5. Press Save Button
6. Remove the new line from the file.

Other this this guide you would have to uninstall then reinstall the plugin again, which would remove all current files so not recommended.

one thing we can try is editing the file mdocs-settings.php line 203:

wp_enqueue_script('memphis-documents.js', MDOCS_URL.'/'.$mdocs_js, array(), MDOCS_SESSION_ID );

and change it to this:

wp_enqueue_script('memphis-documents.js', MDOCS_URL.'/'.$mdocs_js, array(), MDOCS_SESSION_ID, true );

this will load the Memphis-documents.js script in the footer.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by bhaldie.

yeah, not much I can do to help you here. I have never used WpBakery so can’t recommend a solution.

your theme is not loading the modals, not sure why but that why they don’t open. they don’t exist.