Advanced WP File Manager – Hiding .tmb Directories

August 31, 2013|In General

If you’re using the Advanced WP File Manager 2.x WordPress plugin from RedHawk Studio – available through Code Canyon – you may have found .tmb directories showing up. This can be confusing to you and your clients.

There is a fix out there. If you’re a programmer, you were probably able to insert the code into the connector.php file without much fuss. Not everyone’s a programmer, though, and the fix leaves out a small detail that will cause your site to not load and throw up a PHP error if it isn’t included.

It was a comma and it took me a while to figure it out. I would save you the time. Download the zip file below and unpack it. Inside is a replacement connector.php file. Open up the plugin’s folder on your server (you can figure that one out on your own), swap in the new file and you’re done.



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