Hi,

I just updated my kde on Suse 10.0 OSS from 3.4 to 3.5, including kdewebdev. 

It seems that the  update did not neatly take over my file tree view. I have a 
couple of folders I had 'set to top', but these are not converted or seen 
correctly.

For example, I had /usr/share/php set to top with the name PEAR. When clicking 
it, I get the following message:

The file or folder /file:/usr/share/php does not exist.

Looking at the file trees at the entry of PEAR it shows: 'PEAR 
[file:///file:///usr/share/php]'


This isn't really a problem for me, as I can easily setup these top folders 
again, but I wondered if more people had this and/or if it is needed to file 
a bug report.


I also have a question about the same 'set to top' functionality. A folder 
that is set to top has it's own title, followed by [file://real/path]. Is it 
possible to hide the reference to the real path?

grtz,

Chris
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