pharaohweb
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Thanks again! Just to close this out: For me this broke the way we sync our uploaded files with Salesforce, as the authors of the WP Contact Form Salesforce Pro plugin have communicated it apparently cannot work with the new dynamically-generated/session-unique uploads folder structure (although to me it seems like it should be able to).
For the moment I’ve rolled-back your plugin to before the fix, and I’ll continue looking for solutions. We can close this issue, thank you for your help!
OK, I went to record a short video of the issue but may have figured out my problem in the process. I can confirm that explicitly allowing the XLSX filetype allows the file to be uploaded – so this is not, as I suspected, a filetype issue.
What I noticed during testing is that the directory structure into which the uploads are stored on the host seems to have changed. I have historically expected uploads to be in /wp_dndcf7_uploads/wpcf7-files/, and it seems now they are instead in individual uniquely-named (session specific?) subfolder instead.
Perhaps it has been this way for a while & I’m just noticing?
Regardless, I can see that in the database the uploaded-to path is correct, but another of my plugins still seems to be looking for the file in the “old” location. I have more debug to do, but this is not related to filetypes.
- This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by pharaohweb.
Same issue on our site. Rolled-back for the time being.
Fixed my issue. I should clarify I’m using the mifist fork. I removed the “attachment” attribute from the signature form-tag & the email-tag now correctly resolves the image path vs. giving me the absolute server path. Including the signature in the email “file attachments” section also works.
I have this issue but believe it may be a path problem. There are a couple things I can see: (1) In the email, the shortcode resolves to an absolute path on the host server vs. a working URL. (2) Even tho the plugin seems to be setting the signature upload path to the wpcf7_signatures directory, the path that I see in the email when the shortcode resolves points to the wpcf7_uploads folder. Not sure if either of these is the issue, but right now I can’t get the signature PNG as an attachment or via the recommended (or above) method.
Edit: I have verified the plugin is able to write to the directory (it is using wpcf7_uploads/randomnumber vs. wpcf7_signatures but that shouldn’t matter), so the issue is that it’s giving me an absolute path on the server vs. an “accessible” URL to the uploaded image.
- This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by pharaohweb.
Anyone have a fix for this? I’m using the version 0.99.1 with WP 2.6 and the thickbox effect doesn’t work (just clicks through to a new page). Lightbox works, but the little “close” X image is broken (looks like some permalink issue from the URL to the image). I have some other plugins, but none mentioned above as causing conflicts…
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Zap_NewWindowEverything worked before 2.6. Anyone else have luck on this? Thanks!