Glen Don Mongaya

Hello @efishinsea ,

You need to manually setup and add the code in Email attachment field to attached file in your email. (like this: https://snipboard.io/Ffdeg9.jpg)

“Along these lines, a good improvement to the plugin may be to add an option to send the images as attachments rather than file links”
– Thank you for this, the default option is actually sending links to temporary file if you did not setup the File attachment settings properly.

Even if we add an option to “send the images as attachments” you still need to add the code in File attachment fields.

Thank You.

Hello @xxxenon7 ,

Can you try to change to gmail, maybe there’s a file restriction or limit on your current email server.

Also, please CC my email so I can receive the test. ([email protected])

Thanks,
Glen

Thanks @jmvision2018 , actually the issue occurs on all browser not just safari.

The issue is related to your security plugin which is wordfence, try this solution https://givewp.com/documentation/core/frequent-troubleshooting-issues/admin-ajax-blocked/

See this screenshot for you reference : https://snipboard.io/d2Tw7k.jpg

• This reply was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by Glen Don Mongaya.

Hello @breezybrock ,

It seems like there are assets/js file of my plugin are not being load.

can you try and add this in your themes functions.php file?

add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘dnd_cf7_scripts’ );

Please let me know.

Thank You.
Glen

@mastmast , yes I will add an action hooks maybe on my next update.

Thanks.

Hey @erick2021 , I found the issue.

Try to add this css in your theme.

.icon-cloud-upload:before {
    content: "\e9c3"!important;
}

body i[class^="icon-"], body i[class*="icon-"] {
    font-family: 'simple-line-icons'!important;
}

.codedropz-upload-wrapper i[class^="icon"] {
    font-family: 'icomoon'!important;
}

Please let me know if that will work.

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Glen Don Mongaya.

my email [email protected]

@keviin55 , I’m not sure if the file was overwritten by the first one since my plugin has a functionality to check if the filename already exists; it will add a unique index before the extension. (see example below)

Example:
file-1.jpg – user 1 upload file-1.jpg
file-1-1.jpg – user 2 upload file-1.jpg it will become file-1-1.jpg