There is a bug in Postie when handling attachment files which have non-ASCII characters in them - the file upload does not succeed and the link HTML gets cut short (no terminating /a). This was also mentioned in this post: http://forum.robfelty.com/topic/problem-with-accented-chars-in-file-name#post-2640
Here is a fix that makes non-ASCII characters work (by removing them from filenames). A more ideal solution might be to replace accented characters with their ASCII equivalents, if someone wants to write that.
Here is how to apply the patch:
In Postie/postie-functions.php - function GetContent
Add the following:
// fix filename (remove non-standard characters)
$filename = preg_replace("/[^\x9\xA\xD\x20-\x7F]/", "", $part->ctype_parameters['name']);Before this (note that this code is now using the $filename variable in the link HTML!!):
$attachments["html"][] = '<a href="' . $file .
'" style="text-decoration:none">' . $icon .
$filename . '</a>' . "\n";
if ($cid) {
$attachments["cids"][$cid] = array($file,
count($attachments["html"]) - 1);
}
}In Postie/postie-functions.php - function postie_handle_upload
Add this:
// fix filename (remove non-standard characters)
$file['name'] = preg_replace("/[^\x9\xA\xD\x20-\x7F]/", "", $file['name']);Before this:
$filename = wp_unique_filename( $uploads['path'], $file['name'], $unique_filename_callback );Thank you for a great plugin!
