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File Manager not showing sub directories within a directory.

M

mirakku

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Greetings,

I have a client using PostNuke on their site.

When they are browsing via the file manager in a certain directory (specifically /httpdocs/modules/PhotoPost/) the file manager does not show any of the sub directories that are contained within that directory - Permissions are correct on all files and the directories properly show if logged in via FTP.

I thought this might have been an issue with directories so many levels under the root directory but another directory at an equal level under root shows subdirectories fine.

Any idea what the problem is?

Thanks in advance,

miR
 
Figured this out.

It appears the file manager was default loading to the second page of the file listings, thereby passing the directories.

Still not normal behaviour but at least I have a solution for them.

miR
 
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