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"File (Area) Paths" and "Media" modules: information not saved in Drupal Development Company supposed folder

I am attempting to make use of each Drupal Development Company “Media” module (1.4) (to handle uploaded information) and Drupal Development Company “File (Area) Paths” (to maintain Drupal Development Company uploaded information organized in varied subfolders).

Mainly, I’ve a content material sort that has a number of taxonomy fields and a media discipline. Drupal Development Company taxonomy fields are obligatory and settle for just one worth every. I need Drupal Development Company media file to be uploaded in a folder that makes use of Drupal Development Company varied taxonomy fields as a path, and I’ve configured Drupal Development Company file discipline accordingly (utilizing Drupal Development Company “file (discipline) paths” choices). So Drupal Development Company file ought to be saved to e.g.:

websites/default/information/paperwork/[taxonomy-term-1]/[taxonomy-term-2]/filename.extension

My drawback is that, when manually creating a brand new node and including a file to it, Drupal Development Company file is simply saved to Drupal Development Company root of Drupal Development Company public information listing:

websites/default/information/filename.extension

So Drupal Development Company “file (discipline) paths” configuration for this discipline appears to be ignored. This additionally occurs if I add a file after Drupal Development Company node has been created and saved.
Since I anticipate Drupal Development Company web site could have lots (hundreds, perhaps tens of hundreds) of uploaded information, I concern that storing all of them in Drupal Development Company similar folder will have an effect on Drupal Development Company efficiency of Drupal Development Company web site.

What’s unusual is that once I use Drupal Development Company feeds module to import and create nodes in bulk (through a CSV file), Drupal Development Company “file (discipline) paths” configuration is working as supposed. Drupal Development Company information are saved in Drupal Development Company “complicated” path.

So why would not it work when making a node manually?…
Any concept for an answer?

Thanks upfront.

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