On our old site (version 4.7.15) we are able to access local directory links that start with “file://”, using Internet Explorer or Edge. To open these links in Chrome (which does not have this behavior by default), we use a browser extension.
On the new Gutenberg site, these links do not work. Clicking them in Internet Explorer or Edge does nothing. Our Chrome extension still allows us to access the links.
Am I missing a configuration that should allow these links to be opened on our new Gutenberg site?
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Code URL Notes Errors (2)
200 https://localhost/wordpress/ Origin URL Unable to copy file to destination
200 https://localhost/wordpress/wp-includes/js/wp-emoji-release.min.js Additional URL Unable to create destination directory
The directory /var/www/html/wordpress_simply_static/ has its permissions wide open.
No files have been saved there.
How can I enable / set SS to save files there, or to some other directory?
]]>I’ve been using Contact Form 7 on many sites and would like to thank you for this great plugin, but I’ve ran into a bit of a problem on the latest site.
I am using contact form 7 for an inquiry form and sending the visitor 2 local files attached to the reply email. The function I used is this:
function my_dynamic_attachments($cf7)
{
$submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance();
$submission->add_uploaded_file('toe', get_template_directory().'/attachment1.pdf');
$submission->add_uploaded_file('ep', get_template_directory().'/attachment2.pdf');
}
add_action( 'wpcf7_before_send_mail', 'my_dynamic_attachments', 10 );
The problem I am facing is that the attachments are deleted from the server after the email is sent, thus they are not available for the next visitor. I have also tried just adding one of the files as attachment the regular way, by inserting its path in the attachments section, but I got the same behaviour – the file got attached, sent and then deleted from the server.
Looking at submit() in WPCF7_Submission there is a call to remove_uploaded_files() which has no filter to stop it.
Is there any way to solve this?
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]]>Anyway, I am trying to upgrade to the most current WP, for a site that I did not create, I’m just taking it over from now on. I downloaded all the old files via FTP, but before I actually upgrade I wanted to check the local files. And although they are all here, I cannot actually VIEW any of them the way I would normally view HTML files on my computer. Is that normal? According to the upgrade instruction page, I should be able to navigate the site normally through the local files.
I have tried to open various index.html pages, the main one and the various subfolders and none work (although actually when I go to the site: https://borderlinecollective.org and then try https://borderlinecollective.org/index.html that’s also giving me errors). I did download the .htaccess file but I got the message that the file would be hidden because it starts with a period. Is that the problem?
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