• Testing out your plug-in before we purchase the full version.

    During testing we have found that the back-end of this plugin while viewed from the both admin account and various other user accounts does not show listing of files properly:

    File Name shows: fileName?>
    Notes show: fileDescription?>
    Date shows: fileUploadedOn))?>

    The front end shows the files exactly as they should be.

    This is on a local install.

    This has been tested on 3 different WordPress installs, both downloaded automatically and also installed manually.

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/nmedia-user-file-uploader/

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  • Thread Starter varioinc

    (@varioinc)

    Also I just noticed on the front end that all files show up as (0 KiB).

    Plugin Author N-Media

    (@nmedia)

    Hi,

    I am not sure what you mean by ‘file listing not properly’, see see screenshot:

    http://awesomescreenshot.com/0eb88czad

    showing listing fine.

    Plugin Author N-Media

    (@nmedia)

    Please check this plugin on live server, local server sometimes not configured properly.

    front end is also showing perfect with file size.

    make sure you are using latest version 2.0 of this plugin.

    Varionic, I found this same problem with (0 KiB). What I discovered was that IE9.0 does not seem to upload the file to the uploads folder on the webserver resulting in the display of 0 Kib. When I use Chrome, the file is uploaded correctly and displyed with the correct filesize.

    Does this help?

    Tarun

    (@tarunmutreja)

    I am having the same problem. Getting this in back-end:

    File Name shows: fileName?>
    Notes show: fileDescription?>
    Date shows: fileUploadedOn))?>

    But the front-end works just fine. This is a big problem as I need the admin to be able to see files uploaded by users.

    Back-end

    Front-end

    Working on WordPress 3.5

    Tarun

    (@tarunmutreja)

    Made a few tweaks to make it work.

    Replaced <?= with <?php echo

    There are total of 10 occurrences in the plugin that need to be replaced. 5 in listings-all.php and 5 in listings.php.

    Please make these changes in an update.

    Plugin Author N-Media

    (@nmedia)

    Thanks Tarun,

    I don’t how I missed that simple fixed, now I have fixed this.

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