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Yes, now it works to upload “forbidden” files without modifying the plugin-code.
For the whitelist uploadpatterns="*.* did not work. But uploadpatterns="*.*, *.xml works.
Thank you.

Maybe this is worth a try:

https://wptavern.com/new-plugin-adds-the-ability-to-categorize-and-tag-attachments-in-the-wordpress-media-library

Thank you; it worked partly but not finally.
1. Since I sit on a theme-independent plugin, the functions.php is not a solution for me. I put your code into the plugin main file:

function dif_wp_upload_blacklist() {
	global $wfu_extension_blacklist;
	if (isset($wfu_extension_blacklist['xml'])) {
		unset($wfu_extension_blacklist['xml']);
	}}
add_action( 'after_setup_theme', 'dif_wp_upload_blacklist' );

2. XML files can still not uploaded as long as they are not in the $whitelist of wfu_security.php. Unfortunately the latter array is private, so the above approach for the blacklist does not work for the whilelist:
global $whitelist; $whitelist['xml'] = 1;
If I put ‘”xml”=>1` manually into the array in file wfu_security.php the upload works.

Yes I think its good to publish resp provide an updated version. If you’re short on time (like me ?? good idea is publishing at Github with clear “Beta-Status-Tag” and the accepting pulls or accepting tickets on that version. Would be sad if your good work would silently die with time. Greetings from Germany

@rboylee
no, normally I’m not able to modify the churchope theme; this would be a task for the churchope theme to care for compatibility.
What I sometimes to: locate the “wrong” features in the HTML debug view in the browser an do a “hide” in the custom CSS of the theme.

Hi, couple of days ago Bootstrap v3.3.5 got published … containing bunches of fixes. What about releasing a “Flat Bootstrap 1.6 Beta” at Github and accepting Pull requests?

The same issue here with the Churchope theme.
Problem is that churhope introduced its own [sermon] shortcode in some version 2014.
I solved this for me with a hack:
– locate the file lib\shortcode\shortcodes.php in the theme directory
– find and comment out these to lines:
// add_shortcode(‘speakers’, ‘th_speakers’);
// add_shortcode(‘sermons’, ‘th_sermons’);

Sermon manager will work again.
Problem: you need to do this again with every theme update.

Thanks, works basically. Lazy load would be a nice feature to have the fisrt pics fast running.
Anyway, thanks.

credentials just sent
thank you