Hi, it is actually very easy to add or remove extensions from the black list. Here is the code:
global $wfu_extension_blacklist;
//removal of html extension from blacklist
if ( isset($wfu_extension_blacklist["html"]) ) unset($wfu_extension_blacklist["html"]);
//addition of zip extension in blacklist
if ( !isset($wfu_extension_blacklist["zip"]) ) $wfu_extension_blacklist["zip"] = 1;
You can put it in functions.php file of your theme.
Regards
Nickolas
Thanks for your reply. 🙂
My goal is to allow ZIP file uploads, so I had to add it to the white list. Right now I can only do it by editing the wfu_security.php file of your plugin.
It would be nice if you would handle $whitelist like global $wfu_extension_blacklist, so I can add items to it from outside.
The shortcode has a visual editor (instructions). If you open it you will see option Allowed File Extensions. By default it is set to *.*. This will allow most common file types (images, videos, documents) but not zip files.
If you want to allow also zip files, you can set it like this: *.*, *.zip
There is no need to change blacklist array.
Regards
Nikcolas
Ahh, thank you very much. ^^
That was the solution.
