Dowload link names

It shouldn’t be. I just checked the latest version install on one of my sites and it downloads the full file name, and I checked the output HTML and the link says
<a href="www.url.com/actualfilename.pdf" download="actualfilename.pdf">

Can you give me detailed specifics about which type/style you’re using, whether it’s doing this for a certain file type, or for all file types, whether the problem is specific to one browser, etc.

Thanks.

Hello again. Thanks for your fast reply. i use the following code:

<?php echo do_shortcode( ‘[attachaway type=list]’ ) ?>

And get the – download=”.” – code in html – for all file types.

In FF and chrome i need right click. in IE it works fine.

Thanks.

Ah. I haven’t checked attachaway in a long time. I’ll check it now.

If you’re comfortable editing the source code, navigate to:

/wp-content/plugins/file-away/includes/ and in the includes directory open up attach-away.php

Go to line 90. Replace this line:

$filename = str_replace('.'.$ext, '', $basename); $filename = str_replace (array ('~', '-', '--', '_', '.', '*'), ' ', $filename);

with this line:

$rawname = str_replace('.'.$ext, '', $basename); $filename = str_replace (array ('~', '-', '--', '_', '.', '*'), ' ', $rawname); $oext = $ext;

That should resolve your issue, and if so, it will be included in the next update.

If you’re not comfortable editing the source code, I’ll try to get the update out as soon as possible, but it may be a few days. Let me know.

I just checked the new line of code and it does solve the issue.

Thank you very much.

Andrei

Thanks for doing that for me! The new version (1.8) is now up, with this fix included.