Hello, currently using KDE 4.10.3 - dolphin exhibits strange issues when trying to access (typing manually in the address bar) folders like:
.#test
.#test#

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open Dolphin. Right click --> Create new --> Folder. Type (for example): .#test#
2. Go to the address bar. If we were at /home/user then try adding manually: /home/user/.#test#/
3. Hit enter
4. Here depending on the examples above this will happen:
4.1. If folder is ".#test" the address bar gets renamed to "file:///home/user/#test/" and directory isn't changed (we're still viewing /home/user).
4.2. If folder is ".#test#" the address bar gets renamed to "file:///home/user/#test%23/" and directory isn't changed (we're still viewing /home/user).

Also, as a workaround for ".#test" or ".#test#", enabling "Control --> Show Hidden Files" and mouse clicking on the folder works fine and the folder is accessed.



If we change the address bar to be like "file:///home/user" (instead of just "/home/user") an autocompleting the ".#test#" folder will look like "file:///home/n0ks/.%23test%23/" if we hit enter now, we will be redirected to "/home/user/.#test#/" and the folder will be opened successfully.

Folders like these work fine:
.test#
.test#test

So I guess the starting combination of ".#" might be the problem here.