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When testing issue #152, the following was noticed:
If the uploader of a mixed file type selection contains a non-permitted file type, the subsequent permitted file types will also not be uploaded. There was also no "negative message" displayed; in the sense: "File(s) uploaded, but an error occurred."
I tested the following file type order: *.png, *.gif, *.jpg, *.php, *.zip, *rar, *.mp4 and *.avi
As a result, *.zip, *rar, *.mp4 and *.avi were not uploaded. The same behavior if a *.png, *.gif and *.jpg file type follows the non-permitted file.
So that the error list does not have to be expanded unnecessarily, I recommend displaying a negative message. This encourages the user to check the uploaded files.
The second option would be - with more work - to upload all permitted files despite the illegal file type.
Option three would be to include a newly defined error in the error list; as in: "File(s) uploaded, but an error occurred." This signals the user that although the upload of some files was successful, something went wrong.
Best Regards
Frank
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Hello, everyone,
When testing issue #152, the following was noticed:
If the uploader of a mixed file type selection contains a non-permitted file type, the subsequent permitted file types will also not be uploaded. There was also no "negative message" displayed; in the sense: "File(s) uploaded, but an error occurred."
I tested the following file type order: *.png, *.gif, *.jpg, *.php, *.zip, *rar, *.mp4 and *.avi
As a result, *.zip, *rar, *.mp4 and *.avi were not uploaded. The same behavior if a *.png, *.gif and *.jpg file type follows the non-permitted file.
So that the error list does not have to be expanded unnecessarily, I recommend displaying a negative message. This encourages the user to check the uploaded files.
The second option would be - with more work - to upload all permitted files despite the illegal file type.
Option three would be to include a newly defined error in the error list; as in: "File(s) uploaded, but an error occurred." This signals the user that although the upload of some files was successful, something went wrong.
Best Regards
Frank
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: