The error returned is: The folder location, ‘images/communications/newsletters’, does not exist. But the folders do exist, and are spelled correctly.
When I simply put {easyfolderlistingpro} in my article, my entire images folder displays and everything works, even the folders listed above. But if I specify a subfolder, I get the folder doesn’t exist error.
@robyblingen. Thanks for posting. Make sure when you are placing this text in an article, that you toggle the editor. This ensures that any miscellaneous characters are not being saved.
However, if you need assistance, I can help you directly. Create a temporary admin account for me, and send me the login details at my support email: support[at]valorapps[dot]com. I will log in and check it out for you, and then give you a direct response to your situation.
Also, please post the link to the page with the listing.
We had just switched editors from TinyMCE to JCK and that’s when the trouble started. I have turned off “Process HTML Entities” and “Auto Format Source” and it is now working. Here is the link.