ericfaure

Hello blub69,
Here is my config .ovhconfig :

app.engine=php
app.engine.version=7.0
http.firewall=security
environment=production
container.image=stable

My .ovhconfig file is at the root of the site – my wordpress folder is in the www folder.

Can you check on the ftp if your files are correctly named? chmod 755 on buddydrive folder. If so, maybe check the .htaccess too.

I do not know how to help you, I am a beginner.

Good luck !
Eric

Hi,
I found the solution to the file name problem renamed f–x. Here

I also found a solution to display the file extension. This happens in the file : “/wp-content/plugins/buddydrive/includes/buddydrive-item-ajax.php” at line 60.

$name_parts = pathinfo( $bd_file['file'] );
$url        = $bd_file['url'];
$mime       = $bd_file['type'];
$file       = $bd_file['file'];
$title      = $name_parts['filename'];

change to :
$title = $name_parts['basename'];

Or add this code to your function.php file:

remove_action( 'wp_ajax_buddydrive_upload', 'buddydrive_upload_file' );
function cust_buddydrive_upload_file() {
	$is_html4 = false;
	if ( ! empty( $_POST['html4' ] ) ) {
		$is_html4 = true;
	}

	if ( empty( $_POST['bp_params'] ) && buddydrive_use_deprecated_ui() ) {
		buddydrive_save_new_buddyfile();
		return;
	}

	check_admin_referer( 'bp-uploader' );
	$bp_params = (array) $_POST['bp_params' ];

	if ( empty( $bp_params['item_id'] ) ) {
		bp_attachments_json_response( false, $is_html4 );
	}

	if ( ! is_user_logged_in() || ( (int) bp_loggedin_user_id() !== (int) $bp_params['item_id'] && ! bp_current_user_can( 'bp_moderate' ) ) ) {
		bp_attachments_json_response( false, $is_html4 );
	}

	$bd_file = buddydrive_upload_item( $_FILES, $bp_params['item_id'] );

	if ( ! empty( $bd_file['error'] ) ) {
		bp_attachments_json_response( false, $is_html4, array(
			'type'    => 'upload_error',
			'message' => $bd_file['error'],
		) );
	}

	$name_parts = pathinfo( $bd_file['file'] );
	$url        = $bd_file['url'];
	$mime       = $bd_file['type'];
	$file       = $bd_file['file'];
	$title      = $name_parts['basename'];
	$privacy    = buddydrive_get_default_privacy();
	$groups     = array();

	$parent_folder_id = 0;
	if ( ! empty( $bp_params['parent_folder_id'] ) ) {
		$parent_folder_id = (int) $bp_params['parent_folder_id'];
	}

	if ( ! empty( $bp_params['privacy'] ) ) {
		$privacy = $bp_params['privacy'];

		if ( ! empty( $bp_params['privacy_item_id'] ) && 'groups' === $privacy ) {
			$groups = (array) $bp_params['privacy_item_id'];
		}
	}

	$buddyfile_id = buddydrive_add_item( array(
		'user_id'          => $bp_params['item_id'],
		'type'             => buddydrive_get_file_post_type(),
		'guid'             => $url,
		'title'            => $title,
		'mime_type'        => $mime,
		'privacy'          => $privacy,
		'groups'           => $groups,
		'parent_folder_id' => $parent_folder_id,
	) );

	if ( empty( $buddyfile_id ) ) {
		bp_attachments_json_response( false, $is_html4, array(
			'type'    => 'upload_error',
			'message' => __( 'Error while creating the file, sorry.', 'buddydrive' ),
		) );
	} else {
		if ( 'public' === $privacy ) {
			buddydrive_set_thumbnail( $buddyfile_id, $bd_file );
		}
	}

	$response = buddydrive_prepare_for_js( $buddyfile_id );
	$response['buddydrive_id'] = $response['id'];
	$response['url']           = $response['link'];
	$response['uploaded']      = true;
	unset( $response['id'] );
	bp_attachments_json_response( true, $is_html4, $response );
}
add_action( 'wp_ajax_buddydrive_upload', 'cust_buddydrive_upload_file' );

There is certainly simpler, but I am not an expert. This change works for me. Tell me if this is correct.

Hi,
I found the solution to the file name problem renamed f–x. My wordpress site is hosted on an OVH server. The “.ovhconfig” file was placed in the “www” directory. I moved it to the root and everything works without understanding why …! Look perhaps also on the side of the file “.htaccess” if there is no problem.

Hello,
I would also like the file type to be displayed, but for the moment, buddydrive displays F–1 instead of the file name and does not recognize the extension. @lebweb and @daworm23, have the same problem. Thank you for following up.