htmanning

Thanks, but I don’t want to migrate it to the root. I want to simply set the Site Address (URL) to be the same as the WordPress Address (URL) so the cookie doesn’t expire and log people out so often. I wont both the WordPress Address and Site Address to be https://www.domain.com/site/.

Okay, going back to WP Install Directory breaks it. I have to use Site Directory and include the /site in the Base Directory or it won’t work.

So if I go back to Set Directory of WP Install and take out the /site in the Base Directory it should still work?

I have several sub-directories in /documents and they all show up now.

Here’s what I did.

– I changed the Set Root Directory to match yours.
– Added /site to the Base Directory (public_html/sitename/site/documents instead of public_html/sitename/documents)

– I deleted all the sub-folders from the Base Directory settings. I only have one Base Directory now and it is set to /public_html/sitename/site/documents.

Yes. The only difference I made to the setup is to set the Set Root Directory to Site Directory. Previously I had it set to WP Install Directory.

Here is my shortcode again and it’s working after adding /site to the Base Directory.

[fileaway type=”table” directories=on paginate=”true” pagesize=”20″ sortfirst=”filename-desc”]

See my previous posts. I think I fixed it by adding the sub-directory name to the Base Directory field.

So I guess you’re using a vanity url of sorts. The documents page I have in WP is entitled “Documents.” When you click Documents in the menu it goes to the following:

https://www.domain.com/mdocuments-library/

So the answer is I had to add the sub-directory to the Base Directory in Settings. Not sure why that wasn’t the case in 3.9.6.1 but something has changed.

Okay, I figured it out. I added “site” to the base directory.

public_html/sitename/site/documents

And BTW, the edit I made was on line 31, not 30.

I removed all the base directories except /documents. No difference.

Still not showing.

Let me ask you this. Do I need a separate base directory for /documents if newsletters is in /documents/newslettters?

Sorry, that’s my bad. It’s just waiting for me to add something in there. I have 4 directories of documents so it’s still showing me a 5th that’s blank. I thought that was an error.

OKay.

I just noticed I have a Base Directory 5 of /public_html/sitename that cannot be edited. There is no Display name.

Mine is setup the same way except I have a longer path:

/usr/home/username/public_html/mywebsite/site/documents

Wordpress Address URL – https://www.domain.com/site
Site Address URL – https://www.domain.com