webbistro

Hi John, (@hube2)

I tested EML with that plugin (I found your message to its author), it was AJAX Thumbnail Rebuild. So, if you decide to activate it again, it will work. Also, if any other plugin uses the hook with too few arguments it will work anyway.

Best,
-Nadia

Hi Jesko, (@skobe)

The feature has been implemented in v2.9. Update and enable Uploaded to this post by default?at?Media?>?Media Library?>?Filters?section to give it a try. Please let me know how it works for you.

Best,
-Nadia

Hi John, (@hube2)

It’s fixed in v2.8.15. Thank you for letting me know!

Best,
-Nadia

Hi Martin, (@martinsauter)

Fixed in v2.8.15

Best,
-Nadia

Hi Martin, (@martinsauter)

Thank you for letting me know. This error appears because the plugin “cred-frontend-editor” applies a WP filter upload_mimes in line 363 of the file /wp-content/plugins/cred-frontend-editor/application/models/form/base.php with only one argument while it requires two of them (see https://developer.www.ads-software.com/reference/hooks/upload_mimes/).

I’ll add a fix tackling this issue to the next update.

Best,
-Nadia

Yay! Great to know! Thank you for your cooperation!

Hi John,

Sorry for such a late response. I’ll add the fix to the next update.

Best,
-Nadia

Hi everyone!

v2.8.14 with the Divi compatibility fix was just released.

Best,
-Nadia

Hi everyone!

Further communications and research revealed that there is still an issue with uploading fonts through Divi Builder. A new version with the fix is coming.

Best,
-Nadia

Hi @albenaabigail and/or everyone interested.

Per a few similar complaints and some research with other users:

To allow uploading fonts please use font/ttf MIME type for ttf font files in WP admin on Media > MIME Types admin page (provided by EML).

The same applies to other font types like otf or woff. Use font/otf and font/woff respectfully.

If you already have ttf in your admin and its MIME type looks like application/ttf or anything else not starting with font/ this would not work. Neither EML nor WP will consider such files as a font and will not inspect or verify such file types at all.

In case you already have this row in your admin just delete it, save options, and then re-create with:

ttf as extension

font/ttf as MIME type

and other options at your discretion.

A better and more user-friendly admin that will not require a user to know MIME types is coming.

@albenaabigail if you still experience issues uploading fonts after following this instruction, please let me know.

Best,
-Nadia

• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by webbistro.
• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by webbistro.

Hi @albenaabigail,

Thank you! Of course, it will be fixed, and the solution will be found. Thank you for assisting!

Best,
-Nadia

Hi everyone,

Since no one has complained about the search since the update, I mark this topic resolved. If you still experience any issues, please create a new one.

Best,
-Nadia

@msmazza

Hi Mike,

This one https://layerslider.com/ ? Does it have any free version? If not, please contact me at [email protected] since I need an environment for testing.

Best,
-Nadia

Hi @albenaabigail,

Please send me the file you are trying to upload to [email protected]

WordPress does not allow to upload fonts by default. To allow uploading such file types I need to validate it’s exactly ttf, not something else. Since v2.8 and prior to v2.8.10 such validation was absent that created risks of uploading untrusted file types disguised as fonts.

EML does not allow this anymore and will not allow in the future. So, either you help me to make file types validating proper or get annoyed and use some other plugin.

Best,
-Nadia

Hi @filemanagersupport,

I figured out that the problem was caused by using a Chrome extension React Developer Tools – https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/react-developer-tools/fmkadmapgofadopljbjfkapdkoienihi

Sorry, I didn’t have enough time to look into it deeper.

Best,
-Nadia