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User is offline M Bouwman
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Hi, a customer tried to upload images with a name like IMG123_(2).JPG and the files showed up in the DNN filemanger, but not in the media module.
I then changed the name to IMG123_2.JPG and it worked again, only for some reason, some other files which had a correct name (IMG123.JPG) still where not visible.

When I checked the filemanager again, the IMG123_2.JPG file had a jpg icon, indicating it is a jpg file.

The correctly named file however (IMG123.JPG) did not have the jpg icon.

So I assumed I had to change JPG (Uppercase) to (jpg) lowercase.

This didn't help either. So..... who can explain that.
 
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