Thank goodness someone is paying attention and trying to fix this. I love this plugin and have a lot of files committed to it. Having it fail was a major PITA.
I am very disappointed in whoever decided that keeping an older, working version available was a bad idea.
Thanks for the fix Fabian.
Yes thank you Fabian. I was about to download and install the package, but I have found, that I get version 3.4.1. when I download the Zip file. How can I avoid downloading the files individually?
3.4.1 is fine, thats the same as on GitHub (btw there is Download Zip button)
So, downgrading is no longer an option with this plugin as it give me that stupid hash problem with the lastest version of Wordpress. But the latest version of this plugin breaks uploading / categories horribly.
Kind of a lose/lose for me. Anyone have a good recommendation for a replacement?
Getting this error whenever I try to upload any sort of file:
Error -200: HTTP Error.
I've tried uploading tiny files, large files, different formats, etc. Nothing seems to be uploading. The above error always returns. Any insight on this? I've disabled a few other plugins and nothing seems to be working.
Please update from https://github.com/f4bsch/WP-Filebase
Logs are returning 200 again.
Thank you for the prompt update!
Hello,
I recently had an issue uploading thumbnails after upgrading to the newest version of Filebase (3.4.0 as listed in GitHub).
We are on a windows server and our temporary files paths c:\Windows\Temp\... and the system seems to think that the file uploaded doesn't exist.
I believe the issue is happening due to the stripslashes_deep being called on the _FILES prior to moving the file. This is changing the path to be c:WindowsTemp, which then the system can't find the temporary file.
Thanks!
Rebecca
"Back soon" is really strange if there is no communication and of' course there is no new version or something else...
Someone has further information about that?
edit: I found the following in the latest answer at Internal Server Error
They removed it because it directly includes wp-load.php (IMO there is a good reason to do so), working on it to get it back. You should receive updates anyway (3.1.05 includes the fix), served through the WP-Filebase Pro update channel, even if you are on free. Otherwise check https://github.com/f4bsch/WP-Filebase for latest changes.
It seems to me, plugin have to be rewritten so there is no need to include wp-load.php.
Does anyone have any idea why files previously uploaded go missing? I was able to restore them by changing file permissions via FTP and syncing but that's a real pain and I want to avoid it happening again.
I wrote two mails to Fabian in the last three weeks concerning the need of update of my Premium license.
No answer.
At this point it is clear that the plugin is abandoned and I must convert my site to a new plugin.
This is a pity because this plugin had almost everything I needed.
This is the risk you run using plugins developed by one-man companies.....
I updated the wp-filebase pro today and have one issue I'm trying to figure out. The icon in the toolbar that I use to open wp-filebase on a post isn't going to the editor page, but instead returns a 404. Does anyone know where to change the options so it goes to the right post? (Worked before I upgraded to 3.4.3)
Trying to upload the file but facing the error.
Unable to insert item Sample_3.pdf (file 0) into DB! Unknown column 'file_name_original' in 'field list'
Hey guys, on the "File Browser" on "folder icon" says the following: Choose the default category icon and file browser icon. You can put custom icons in wp-content/images/foldericons
I've created the folder but I dont know what the name and file extension should I put into it.
can help me with that?
Hi,
thanks you for this great plugin !
I use it for document and image download on a member area within a Divi theme installation.
From the beginning I noticed some issues when publishing changes I had a blank page after updating (memory issue ?) but when going back to post edition it was working.
But yesterday, after a few updates in my theme and plugins, first I had a general issue with Wordpress error messages (WP_plugin or something) and then when editing pages containing Filebase shortcodes, nor the Divi builder or the yoast plugins where working inside edition. If I switch back to WP editor, it's working fine.
page with shortcode implemented through Divi page builder:
http://www.peugeot-saveurs.com/en/espace-pro-test-31-mars/
Does it sounds familiar to anybody? Some javascript issue ? page builder and plugins Shortcodes conflicts?
Thanks in advance
Roland
Hello,
I'm using the latest free version of the plugin, v3.4.3. I can upload various types of files, images too, but only with images there is a problem accessing the image through their URL. For example, http://www.example.com/download/Badge.png gives 404 error page, like the image file is not uploaded at all, although the image is correctly uploaded to the filebase folder and can be accessed through its absolute URL, like http://www.example.com/wp-content/uploads/filebase/Badge.png
I must note that the page is served through nginx, according to the 404 page.
Anyone else having same or similar issue using this really good plugin?
Thanks
I resolved an issue with the Sort Parameter that uses the Greater and Less Than signs.
https://wpfilebase.com/documentation/shortcodes/
It said:
File Property to sort files. You can sort by the following
parameters:
file_display_name
file_name
file_version
file_hits
file_size
file_date
file_last_dl_time
file_path file_id
file_category_name
file_category
file_description
file_author file_license
file_post_id
file_added_by Add > prefix to sort descending (< is ascending, by default), e.g: [wpfilebase tag=list sort=">file_size" /] creates a file list where large files come first. You can sort by multiple files, seperate terms by comma (,). Example “>file_hits,<file_name”
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When using the " > or < " signs it would cause the shortcode to break.
Instead of using the " > or < " signs, you should use the alternative HTML versions for the less-than and greater-than signs found at http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_entities.asp
So your code should look something like...
[wpfilebase tag=list sort="> file_date" id='7' tpl=data-table showcats=1 pagenav=1 /]
FYI - Notice there should be a space between the " > " and " file_date ".
Hope this helps.
Just updated to wp 4.5. Everything works except the most important part for me: The file tree.
I only get to see the top folder and thats it. The Ajax requests do not work atm. I hope you are able to fix this since its a great plugin.
Greetings
The plugin has been running smoothly until version 4.4.2, but yesterday upgrade to version 4.5 and files within folders can not be seen. I've already tried doing a full sync and nothing, I had to return Wordpress to version 4.4.2 to continue using WP-Filebase.
I hope to find a solution to this problem. Greetings and thanks for your work.
I have had the same problem. What is the easiest way to revert back to 4.4.2?
Do you think WP-Filebase will come up with a solution soon?