Is it possible to permit the upload of any type of file to the MODx file manager, with the "Uploadable File Types" setting? (for example, by setting the value to something like "*" or "" (ie, blank), or do the allowable file types all have to be specified explicitly?)
I realise that there are possibly security implications to this (but PHP is already in the list!), but our manager users are all trusted users.
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I’m quite sure that it must be explicit, and is probably planned that way.
Wow that’s really weird that someone else had this same question today!
I hope this relates enough to post in it in this thread—I’m having problems with FCKeditor stalling at 50% during some file uploads. At first I thought it had to do with the document having dots/periods in the title but I just tested that with a different (smaller) file and it worked just fine. Has anyone had this 50% upload issue before?
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That’s a totally different issue. For your problem, I would suggest that the file is larger than the upload size allowed by your PHP/Apache configuration, or perhaps takes more memory to process than is allowed, or takes longer than the time allowed for a script to run.
