Glen Don Mongaya
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Thank You @liebelmanuel .
I really appreciate your time and effort in reporting this issue. I will include the fix in my next update.
Also, the css .disabled class from the button is not preventing the form to submit maybe there’s css somewhere from the theme or something that changed the cursor pointer.
I’ve added the class because I have something in the script to check or track if the button is currently disabled.
Hello @emked ,
Thanks for reaching out.
Could you please paste your form code here so I can try and take a look?Also, can you go to “Contact -> Drag & Drop Upload” settings and make sure to uncheck “Enable jQuery”.
Please let me know.
Hello @tunedbyfiusa
Sorry for the delayed reply, currently busy fixing the necessary updates for my other plugins.
I will try and replicate the settings you have provide and let you know if I found anything related to the issue, will give you an update this week.
Glen
Hello @wvanderhoop ,
I’m happy and truly appreciate you being the first person to review our new plugin. 😊
I’ll be adding more styling options in future updates, especially for buttons and other form fields.Thanks,
GlenThanks @bsoftde appreciate it.
Hello @bsoftde
Thanks for reaching out. I tried using the Contact Form 7
.htaccessconfiguration, but it doesn’t work for our plugin.In our case, users can access uploaded files via links sent through email, especially for large files (over 25 MB), since most email providers have file size limitations.
Adding the Contact Form 7
.htaccessrule blocks users from directly accessing those file links.I’m not an expert in
.htaccessconfiguration, but I’ll continue exploring possible solutions to support Apache 2.4.Thanks.
Thanks for your confirmation, for pro version you can contact me directly through my email [email protected].
I will do further testing and please send me a screenshot of you remote storage settings via email.
Thanks @pauly10521
” it seems the problem arises when the plugin attempts to upload directly to a local server via FTP”
For the record our free plugin doesn’t have a features or functionality to upload via FTP only the pro version, so I’m not sure what does this mean.Are you using free or pro version of our plugin?
I tried visiting the link you provided, but I can only see this [see below]. I can’t find the product page where the uploader is added.

@heartbreakkid58 we have already released that version, make sure your plugin is updated to version 1.3.9.6.
Thanks for letting me know.
Hello @pauly10521 ,
This will snippet will only work when uploading through wordpress media library.
add_filter(‘wp_get_attachment_url’, function($url) {
return str_replace(‘ ‘, ‘%20’, $url);
});Try to contact your hosting provider and explain the issue.
If it’s okay, please share the link to your shop will try to check and invistigate.
Maybe there’s a security plugin installed or it could be a hosting provider issue.
Can you also try to upload in your WordPress media library and see if it’s working there?
I tried in my local with the same filename pattern and it seems fine, can you try and upload that file here https://woo-commerce.codedropz.com/product/cap/ and see if the error will show?
Here’s the screenshot: https://snipboard.io/lTypPO.jpg
You mentioned this “On non-variable products (simple products), the uploader works fine and the button activates immediately.” will this also works on large file like 10–20MB?
Can you please provide a screenshot of your variable product “Attributes” & “Variations” setup so I can copy the exact settings and test it in my end?
Thanks, I will check on this and let you know once I have an update.