[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #9907: Upload directory in miscellaneous settings wrongly defined
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#9907: Upload directory in miscellaneous settings wrongly defined
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Reporter: kreativdienst | Owner:
Type: defect (bug) | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: 3.0
Component: Media | Version: 2.8
Severity: minor | Keywords: needs-patch
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Comment(by gazouteast):
Looking at Ryan's first reply "The upload path is set to wp-content by
default when safe mode prevents us from creating the uploads subdir."
Surely that is the error right there? Why is the /uploads/ directory not
part of the distro in order that it uploads automatically at install?
Doing it that way, you could set a basic hierarchy for the different media
types from minute one =
wp-content/uploads/images
wp-content/uploads/movies
wp-content/uploads/audio
wp-content/uploads/documents
PLace a "sample" file in each upload folder type to prevent the issue that
some ftp systems will not transfer empty files and folders, and the whole
issue is solved regarding initial creation and safemode or not.
Then a tweak to the wp-admin/settings/miscellaneous page layout and php
file, and the whole issue is wrapped up except for adding the extra paths
to wp-config.php
If I knew how to write up the patches and stuff to meet required standards
and procedures, I'd take the ticket and create the patch, unfortunately I
don't and so can only pass along my thoughts.
Gaz
p.s. You've got this as a minor bug - back when WP 2.5 was released, this
foxed me for well over a week. My thinking then was that this was no
minor bug, it was extremely MAJOR for live-news sites like the one of mine
that it most affected.
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Ticket URL: <http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/9907#comment:8>
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