# IP restrictions # Examples: '^(10\.0\.0\.182)$' - allow only 10.0.0.182, '^(10\.0\.1\.125|10\.0\.0\.\d+)$' - allow 10.0.1.125 & 10.0.0.* (*=number is wildcard) # Use '^.*$' for no restrictions ip_allowed => '^.*$', Is there a way to use an ip_allowed regex to disallow one or more IPs? For now...

Just comma-delimit:

This is not working properly. If I rename a file extension, the MIME is always reported as that of the new file extension. So if I rename a .PDF to .TXT, the MIME is always reported as "text/plain," though the content is a .PDF. If I check the same file's MIME with PHP, it correctly report...

sandyinc wrote:Is there a way to get a better error message than "Upload failed!", perhaps in an email to the sysadmin?

That was four years ago, but I also want to know if there's an easy way to email someone(s) on error?

I got some other JavaScript denied errors using iframes, and while I was searching for a way to resize an iframe to its content stumbled on this link which helped with the deny errors too:

javascript - Resizing an iframe based on content - Stack Overflow:

While I adore open source so I can fix things myself...

jQuery is mad popular -- why not replace all the $() to $$() in an official release, especially for us who purchased Pro?