Backslash instead of slash as subfolder-separator gives 404 error
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Hi Michael,
thank you for making the Easy Folder Listing Pro plugin. Today I got an error which didn’t occur earlier. I can’t solve it by myself.
When I use EFLP with subfolders, clicking on a file in a subfolder gives a 404 error. The problem is that EFLP seems to use a ” in stead of a ‘/’ between the main folder and the subfolder. See the %5 in the copy of the URL for one of the files with gave a problem. In the second row I show you how the URL is shown in the browser heading.
How can I solve this?
Error 404
localhost
01/02/12 15:50:46
Apache/2.2.11 (Win32) DAV/2 mod_ssl/2.2.11 OpenSSL/0.9.8i PHP/5.2.9
with regards,
Michiel Firet
The Netherlands
@kokkel. Thanks for posting your situation. Before I go into any detail, what version of Easy Folder Listing Pro are you using? And also, this is on Windows, right?
@Michael I have send you an email with further information. Hope that it will come to you.
With regards,
Michiel
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