Uploaded file type not allowed

  • jviseur

    (@jviseur)


    1 year, 1 month ago

    Events Manager 6.6.4.4 when creating an event using front end form and I attempt to upload an image I get the message “Uploaded file type not allowed. Permitted file types are:”

    The issue also exists for version 6.6.4.2 but it functions in version 6.6.4.1

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  • devdino

    (@devdino)

    1 year, 1 month ago

    I can confirm this issue at least since updating Events Manager to 6.6.4.4.

    In the settings of Events Manager there is a new setting called “allowed extensions”. The help text for this setting says:

    Comma-separated list of allowed file extensions: gif, jpg,[..] odp. Leave blank to allow any.

    But if you leave the setting blank, no file type at all is accepted, instead showing the error message posted by @jviseur .

    As a workaround for now i listed all possible expected file type extensions for my use case.

    willemb2

    (@willemb2)

    1 year, 1 month ago

    Same here. Leave blank to allow any does not work as suggested, regardless the setting ‘Any type’ or ‘Image’. Front-end upload stopped working and contributors get an error message ‘Error during upload’ in a microscopic font.
    I only got it back to work by adding jpg, png to allowed extensions. Unfortunately I cannot allow webp and avif, even though these file types work fine in EM if I add them later as admin.

    Bigue Nique

    (@biguenique)

    9 months, 4 weeks ago

    Where is this setting located? I searched everywhere but couldn’t find it. And now I feel somewhere between slightly dumb and quite unhappy.

    EDIT : Ah! Geez! On a multisite install: Network Admin > Events Manager > Uploads
    (Now feeling less dumb and much happier!)

    • This reply was modified 9 months, 4 weeks ago by Bigue Nique. Reason: Found it!
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