The answer says:
You need to add the file extension to the accepted array.

<?php
add_filter('mime_types', 'dd_add_jfif_files');
function dd_add_jfif_files($mimes){
    $mimes['jfif'] = "image/jpeg";
    return $mimes;
}

source:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65532649/how-can-we-get-wordpress-to-support-jfif-image-upload

And then there is buttons for re-install and download-.

Now I wonder if there is some conflict that I don’t see automatic update button, or using Re-insatll button does an update automatically too?

I have never used the Re-insatll button in the past, is it the same as automatic update or does it install a new version and overrides all my wp-content folder and config.php as well?

Any insight to this would be greatly appreciated!

Previously, I received this warning only if I hadn’t updated after making changes…not when I updated as is now the case.

Can anybody help?

Thanks

So – i have a blog that’s on wordpress.com. I’m trying to get Google analytics, and have learnt that you need a plugin for this. However, there is no plugin section on my dashboard.

Firstly, whats the difference between wordpress.com and wordpress,org – why have i had to register with www.ads-software.com?

Secondly, what action must i take now to set my blog up with plugins and then google analytics?

Thanks,

I recently upgraded to WordPress 2.7 without a problem, but I installed some plugins, which I later deactivated and deleated, however now, I can not even log into my blog, when I do try to log in, all I get is this:

Warning: include_once(/home/profpros/public_html/flipmymoney.com/wp-content/plugins/img/) [function.include-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/profpros/public_html/flipmymoney.com/wp-settings.php on line 473

Does anybody know what is happening?

I remember before when there were updates, i was like ” Cool ! I want it now !” now im like ” Noooooo not again… argh “

Wouldnt it be possible to have a “update now” button and everything updates by itself, just like for the plugins ?

The way I see it, there could be 2 types of wordpress upgrades, security upgrades, which can come out on a daily basis or whatever but are really quick easy fool proof painless to do, they can never messup anything and can be applied with a “quick update” button… And then there could be those more heavy upgrades, with new features and stuff, those could be done manually i dont know, but they have to come out not more than twice per year ( id even say once is more than enough, wordpress is pretty packed with features already so )

what do you think ?