HTML Editor, Browse Server, warning and fatal error

If I click on "browse server" button, the window open with a few errors/warnings:

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Warning: require_once(../../../webassist/security_assist/helper_php.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/website/webassist/kcfinder/conf/config.php on line 5

Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required '../../../webassist/security_assist/helper_php.php' (include_path='.:/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php7.2.8/lib/php') in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/website/webassist/kcfinder/conf/config.php on line 5
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How can I fix it?
I'm using the last beta version of DataBridge (rc 2_2_0) and Dreamweaver (2018).
Thanks.

Upload the folder:
webassist/security_assist/helper_php.php

It is possible that folder wasn't even created. This is a known issue that I need to address in the next build.

For now, in order to create the missing files, go to WebAssist->SecurityAssist->Manage Site Access->Access Rules Manager... and create a rule. Then upload the webassist/securityassist folder and its contents.

Hi Ray,
I've followed your instructions about SecurityAssist ("security_assist" folder missing) and now the above errors are fixed.
However, now I've a problem with the upload process.
These are the errors that I receive in the upload's window:
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Warning: unlink(/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/website/assets/dms/.thumbs/./logo_itour.png): No such file or directory in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/website/webassist/kcfinder/core/class/uploader.php on line 654

Deprecated: The each() function is deprecated. This message will be suppressed on further calls in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/website/webassist/kcfinder/lib/class_image.php on line 119
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Can I get FTP access and a URL with steps to reproduce the issue? I'll take a look and get it fixed.

Ok, I've created a hosting test area where you can work (see private message) but... the problem on remote is disappear, so "upload" and below problems there are only in the local environment (maybe MAMP and Mac has some security protections or maybe because in local I've configured MAMP to see php log errors to screen).

Now I've only a problem with the icons detail (detail/trash/update), are missing (see private screenshot).
In local the icons are visible but on remote the boxes are empty (I think it's a problem of path).


In the local environment I've a few of problems with the folder where are allocated the files (see screenshots in the private area).
1) How can I hide some extension files, for example ".DS_Store"?
2) The file manager view "Unknown error" if in the folder there are files with "0 Byte" (see screenshot).
3) Sometimes the "Unknown error" appear when I open a folder for the first time and I need every time to click on "Refresh" button.

The local environment is not important because my customers works only on remote hosting but I think it's better if you can also find a solution for local versions.

1) You can open the webassist/kcfinder/conf/config.php file and add files to the "hide" array that you don't want shown.
2) Please upload an image to a folder that causes this problem and I can look into it.
3) I tried opening the file manager a dozen times and never saw this problem. Maybe it was related to the zero byte image you have removed?

The missing icons appear to just be that you haven't uploaded the images/icons folder.

Ok for the 1-2-3 points.
I've problems only in the local environment but my customer works only online... so, it's ok.

For the images, the problem is that in the code generated from DataBridge there's a issue with the first letter uppercase.
For example, this is the code generated for the "edit" icon:
background-image:url(../../../images/Icons/edit.png);

The "Icons" has the first letter uppercase but the folder has the first letter lowercase ("/icons") and on Linux system is a problem.
The correct path should be:
background-image:url(../../../images/icons/edit.png);

Thank you for reporting the issue. I'll look into the case sensitivity problem and try to get it addressed. For now you can update the folder name or css file to correct inconsistencies.

Ok!