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I talked with the client, and on January 17th, they actually updated the WordPress core when it started having these issues. He said they didn’t update the plugin though, so maybe WordPress 3.5 has issues with their version of the plugin.

We’re able to get to the files using the following URL:

https://www.OurWordPressDomain.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=cfdb-file&s=TIMESTAMP&form=Career+Inquiry&field=resume

where TIMESTAMP is the Unix time code for that entry. So we know the data is there somewhere, but I just can’t seem to get it from the database after this update to the plugin happened.

Do you know where the data is stored that this URL pulls from?

After some investigating, it seems like several of the older submissions have the data in place, but most of the newer submissions don’t.

I did a query on the table and found that around 1857 out of 2408 entries have the file data in the database, but the rest are null including most of the recent submissions. The closest submission that actually has a file uploaded into the database was on 4/10/2013 1:24:52 PM. So it looks like a good bit of the older ones have the data, but most of the recent submissions don’t.

In fact, from January 17th, 2013 and back, it seems like it was working fine. From then until now, only 4 of several hundred submissions has actually stored the file in the database.

I just asked the client, and they said that they have been getting the resume files as attachments in the emails that are sent out, so it doesn’t seem to be an issue of actually uploading the file.

Also, I don’t believe it’s an issue with max file size as I’ve tried uploading an 18kb file that didn’t get put into the database

Thanks for the reply, Michael!

It looks like they do have it set up to send the uploaded file as an attachment in an email. Would that stop it from getting uploaded to the database?

Thanks!