Utf8 and php are not friendly with each other. I’m actually utf8 encoding the filenames from 2.5 on, so I guess yours lookks like that because it’s double encoded. Would you kindly email the file from your screenshot to me at [ redacted, support is not offered via email, Skype, IM etc. only in the forums ] I will get this worked out for you.
please tell us your gmail address
I will get this resolved for you, but in the meantime, you can open up
wp-content/plugins/file-away/lib/cls/class.fileaway.php
and find the line that says:
$rawname = utf8_encode($rawname);
and delete it.
sent
did not know that the @ in English is “at” ….
Great! For downloading, if your download fails, you might also have to change this:
fileaway_utility::unicode(utf8_encode($link))
to this:
fileaway_utility::unicode($link)
in the same document, just a few lines down from the other line discussed.
the file is downloaded, but the name is illegible – I sent you two archives
one downloaded 2.3.1 – a normal name
in the other downloads in 2.5.0 – not a normal name
Did you try making the second change above?
Also, do you have unicode=”true” in your shortcode?
The file is downloaded from a normal name
and so:
fileaway_utility :: unicode (utf8_encode ($ link))
and so:
fileaway_utility :: unicode ($ link)
Just to be sure I understand, you changed it to this: fileaway_utility::unicode($link) and now it downloads correctly?
correct download and name back after deleted $rawname = utf8_encode($rawname);
OK. The next release will have this corrected for you.
Thanks for the quick help
Your plugin is great
Thank you for helping me solve the problem. All the best!
