• Welcome to the Chevereto user community!

    Here users from all over the world gather around to learn the latest about Chevereto and contribute with ideas to improve the software.

    Please keep in mind:

    • 😌 This community is user driven. Be polite with other users.
    • 👉 Is required to purchase a Chevereto license to participate in this community (doesn't apply to Pre-sales).
    • 💸 Purchase a Pro Subscription to get access to active software support and faster ticket response times.
  • Chevereto Support CLST

    Support response

    Support checklist

    • ⚠️ Got a Something went wrong message? Read this guide and provide the actual error. Do not skip this.
    • ✅ Confirm that the server meets the System Requirements
    • 🔥 Check for any available Hotfix - your issue could be already reported/fixed
    • 📚 Read documentation - It will be required to Debug and understand Errors for a faster support response

Full name of the photo is not displayed

Version
3.20.17
PHP version
7.4.28
Database driver
MySQL
Database version
8.0.25
Web browser
Chrome

pebro

Chevereto Member
▶ Reproduction steps
I'm uploading photos to the web that have a file name of 150-190 characters.

But only part of the whole name is displayed on the web, and it is truncated to +/- 100 characters. How to fix this?


😢 Unexpected result

The full name of the original file is not displayed.
 
I changed the image_title to 255. But unfortunately it didn't help. The name of uploaded images is limited to 100 characters. I do not understand why. Are there any restrictions elsewhere?
1657980407936.png
 
@pebro You can remove the 100 limit by changing the code found in:

/app/src/Legacy/Classes/Image.php

FIND: (Around line 996 - I have my own alterations to this file)

Code:
$image_insert_values['title'] = mb_substr($image_insert_values['title'] ?? '', 0, 100, 'UTF-8');

Change 100 to 255

Code:
$image_insert_values['title'] = mb_substr($image_insert_values['title'] ?? '', 0, 255, 'UTF-8');

I see you have already altered you SQL table so there's no need to make any changes there. For anyone else needing to allow bigger filenames, alter your SQL table:

Code:
ALTER TABLE `chv_images` CHANGE `image_name` `image_name` VARCHAR(255) CHARACTER SET utf8mb4 COLLATE utf8mb4_general_ci NOT NULL;

Tested and works.
 
Back
Top