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Uploading SVGs Removes File Extension

jerryrcole — Sun, 07 May 2023 15:29:21 +0000

Hi, quick question. After installing this plugin, I can upload an SVG file, however, the period before the file extension is stripped out, which is preventing me from displaying the SVG file. For example:

This is what the file URL shows in the media library:
mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/MyFilesvg

It should be this instead:
mywebsite.com/wp-content/uploads/MyFile.svg

Format file

Julia — Mon, 25 Oct 2021 11:38:25 +0000

Hello,

Just to know before trying the plugin:

#1. If the uploaded image file format has been changed (for instance, using Enable Media Replace plugin), will Regenerate Thumbnails Advanced plugin create the new thumbnails with the modified file extension?

#2. How the plugin handles metadata in db?

Thanks,

Julia

File renaming appends file extension

Fanaticweb — Thu, 09 Sep 2021 23:08:18 +0000

Anyone else noticed this behavior as of recently? Not sure if it’s isolated to my case but here’s the issue:

This is happening while the Post is in Draft mode.

It doesnt matter whether I rename using spaces or hyphens, after refreshing the screen, the file extension (ex: .jpeg) is appended to the filename (ex: file-renamedjpeg.jpeg), when saving, the slug field is also affected.

Reverting to the original filename is also appending the file extension (ex: original-filenamejpeg.jpeg) and same goes for the slug field.

no extension shows

emulakas — Thu, 11 Mar 2021 12:26:41 +0000

Hello, now the file extension does not appear

Downloaded products have changed name and no extension

mosaicer — Thu, 30 Jan 2020 13:06:06 +0000

Hi, I am trying to set up a wordpress/woocommerce website to sell both physical and downloadable products. For the downloadable products I am using a (direct) URL to my Onedrive storage to avoid overloading my website. I have verified that the link works direct from the browser (does not go not via a Onedrive page). However when the website user presses the download button (after checkout) the file that is downloaded has a string of characters for its name and no extension. If I rename the file with extension, I have the file I expected. So all the data is coming through, just the naming is corrupted. I have tried various .mov .mp4 and .jpg files.

Based on other posts I have made sure the file names have no spaces or “-” signs. I have tried opening the website under Chrome, IE and Firefox.

No success so far!

Simon

70% awesome UX -almost there.

nobouffa — Sun, 16 Dec 2018 04:43:16 +0000

2 item: 1 technical and 1 UX

1. The Technical
The redirects that your app installs to go to wp-admin pages are broken links.
This is the one form the file extension:
/wp-admin/?page=wpem&step=startpage says:
Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.
It also happened after I tried to upload the file extension plugin on the new site,
didn’t catch that URL as I was too frustrated with your process to do your
troubleshooting documentation for you. (yes I am a Web App developer)

2. The Bad UX
If you know most users are going to run into file upload size issues why don’t you
just include the file extension plugin with eh initial plugin and do your users a
huge time wasting favor?

Thanks,
~N

Feature request: post prefix by file extension

jiripolacek — Fri, 17 Aug 2018 12:55:04 +0000

Hi,
great plugin, thanks.
I would by happy if you add this feature:

set custom post prefix by file extension

Like:
.jpg – “images” – dog.jpg -> /images-dog/ (or /photogallery-dog/ etc.)
.pdf – “files” – pricing.pdf -> /files-pricing/ (or /pdf-pricing/ etc.)
etc.

I think it would be great for SEO and urls will be more beautiful.

Thanks again,
Jiri

how to add support for other file extensions

s0mmmyyy — Tue, 07 Mar 2017 14:15:27 +0000

I would like to upload tif/tiff files as document.
and I get: “File extension error. undefined”

how can I add files with other extensions?

Uploading files that have no file extension

bchamberlain@videotron.ca — Mon, 19 Sep 2016 16:06:45 +0000

Is there any way to allow uploading files that have no extension? I am trying to make this happen for a client who is a printer. He receives many files from users of Apple computers who can easily create files with no file extension.

Problem with setting specific field type of gpx file

robbiejackson — Wed, 17 Aug 2016 09:44:25 +0000

Hi. I’ve created a post type of Walk and added a field to that post type called “gpx filename” which represents GPS track of the Walk (basically a series of lat/long coordinates in XML format in a text file with extension .gpx).
I’ve set the field type to File / Image / Video and under Additional Field Options set Restrict File Types to Other and set Allowed File Extensions to gpx.
However when I use this to create a Walk and click on the file button beside gpx filename, it doesn’t show me the gpx files which are in the media library. It lets me upload a gpx file and select it, but after clicking the Add File button it doesn’t appear back in the Walks pod.

If however I set the Allowed File Extensions to gpx,pdf then I see the gpx files in the media library (as well as pdf and doc files) and I can select them ok. Uploading the file works ok. Add file works ok, and I can see the file when it puts me back to Walks.

So I know that I can manage things this way, but it would be nice to have the finer level of file extension validation when the administrator is adding Walks. Am I missing something? Is there something else I need to do to make this work?

I’m running pods version 2.6.7, on both my local machine (windows 10) and a server. I needed to change wp-config.php on the server to allow gpx uploads (where I set the mime type to application/gpx+xml) but nothing was needed on my localhost.

Thanks for your help
Robbie

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