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@jeffpaul Thank you for your answer. We’re using a version of PHP 7.3 that gets security fixes backported by a supplier. We realize that this is a very uncommon situation, and we’re hoping to upgrade to 8.x soon.

For now, we’ll stick with the previous version of RSA.

Thank you very much for your quick response and helpfulness

Sorry for that. Have the email address deleted. After uploading a CSV file to the Media Library, the list of CSV files is indeed displayed. But if we choose a file from the filesystem to import, this file will not be shown in the Media Library, but it is present on the Media Library’s filesystem. The sequence therefore determines the correct operation of the plugin. Only if the CSV is first uploaded as an attachment to the Media Library, the list of CSV files is displayed. In the other case (upload directly from the file system) the csv will remain on the filesystem and will not appear in the list of CSV files in the import screen. Is it true that this entails a risk in the case of lists of users? Wouldn’t it be better for the button to choose a file to open the media library?

Thanks for the quick response!

Answer 1. Yes, this is for security reasons. We must to delete it.
… but the file is not deleted. The CSV file is still present on the filesystem. But is not visible in the Media Library. So that the editor cannot delete the file. Version 1.15.9

Answer 2. No, it only appears if import process is killed before finishing and it cannot delete the CSV.

If there is no other option than that the file remains on the filesystem, an extra notification with a delete option might be an option

Hi, thank you for the update.

We had a look at the bnfw_notification_message filter, but it looks like it is not used for all notifications. There are other ways to filter the notifications, but we think the cleanest solution is if BNFW converts the text to plain text.

Thanks!

Thanks for the quick reply!

I’ll have a look at the available filters.