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Well. No sooner did I post the above when I tried this:

{easyfolderlistingpro ‘folder=images/Document Library/Medical Plan Documents’}

And it works perfectly. I guess I had the first apostrophe placed incorrectly.

I’m okay.

As you were.

r

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Thank you for your response. I will suggest the upgrade to IE8 or 9.

r

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Michael,

I undid my solution and applied yours and it works perfectly – and the bottom empty row is gone, too (so, no need for the icon modification).

I can see that my confusion was due to reading the instructions from the perspective of an absolute position of the code (their row numbers). My editor arbitrarily adds blank rows here and there. So, without an actual code example to search/find it would have been impossible for me to apply the fix when just looking for a row number.

Rob

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Follow up to my own post.

While I couldn’t figure out how to make the above fix work (get rid of “No files to list” and its icon), a similar comment mask seems to work:

In easyfolderlistingpro.php (1.6).

Line 253: /*$defaults_array = $this->params->get(‘eflpro_empty’);*/

Where I commented out the string.

I also traded out the icon, icons/exclamation.png for self created, same-sized png icon colored #F3F3F8, 16×16, with the same name.

This all seems to work fine. If you have reason to believe this may cause some sort of other problem down the line, please let me know.

Rob

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Michael, regarding tweaking the .php to get rid of the no files message, I understand the process of the fix, but the code lines don’t seem to match up with my easyfolderlistingpro.php file. With 1.6, my lines, per indicated number, read:

#653: $custom = isset($local_params) ? $local_params : $default_params;

#787: blank

#673: $custom = isset($local_params) ? $local_params : $default_params;

#794: blank

Since the fix worked for the above gentleman, I’m obviously not doing something right. Please let me know where to look.

r

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