When I visit this page:
/wp-admin/options-media.php
I get:
> There has been a critical error on this website. Please check your site admin email inbox for instructions.
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Notice: Use of undefined constant addNonce – assumed ‘addNonce’ in /wp-content/plugins/manage-upload-types/manage-upload-types.php on line 133
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I have no idea what to type in for the text boxes to add a .img file.
]]>I didn’t change the code at all; I just tested that it works with new versions of WordPress and changed the version number and changelog to get rid of the message that “this plugin hasn’t been updated in over 2 years.” FWIW, I’ve been updating my WordPress sites all along and never had an issue with any version.
]]>I have this installed on a Multisite installation and I’ve getting the following error:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in wp-content/plugins/manage-upload-types/manage-upload-types.php on line 98
On the Settings->Media page and it doesn’t display any of the mime-types.
Tried adding one with no go.
]]>I have successfully added three file types to the allowed list (.fpl, .ftr, .rpy). All three can now be uploaded to the Media Library, and two of them behave exactly as expected. However, whenever I link to a .fpl file, it produces the “This is somewhat embarrassing, isn’t it?” file not found page.
I cannot figure out what is different about this file type. I added them in the same way at the same time. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks!
Megan
Im testing this plugin on a WP network build, and it works fine. Im using Top Flash Embed to embed the files, and so far all is good. I haven’t yet checked other Role permissions, but my site owners have Admin rights, (and I control the menu access for things like themes and plugins). So, it seems to work with normal site admin rights.
For information, I have tried numerous other fixes to sort out Flash (swf) uploading, including the functions.php codes flying around and various other plugins, and nothing previously seemed to work for any sites I have on the network (which use child themes).
So let’s hope this works on other of my sites, Ive got some users testing now.
]]>I tried uploading an svg files and I’m still getting “Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons.”
Please advise??
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https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/manage-upload-types/
]]>My “small cosmetic fix” broke some Javascript.
Very sorry for the inconvenience.
It is fixed now.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/manage-upload-types/
]]>Good morning!
I should tell you that I am a chemist and I would like to easily insert files of the type “.cdx”, a specific chemical format, directly with the media insert tool.
Can I make the following suggestion: would it be possible for the user of your plugin to also define a specific code to embed the file url?
Best regards,
Michel
Example:
the file “123.cdx”, after having been uploaded, gets the following url:
https://localhost:8888/test_wp_20120525/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/123.cdx
which still needs to be embedded in the following code:
<script>
cd_insertObjectStr("<EMBED src='https://localhost:8888/test_wp_20120525/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/123.cdx' align='baseline' border='0' width='274' height='128' type='chemical/x-cdx' name=cd2>");
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