For some reason, WordPress uploader won’t let you upload some filetypes, such as Textmate’s .tmCommand. If you need to upload those files to your WordPress blog, here is a very nice snippet that will allow you to do it.
Simply paste the following code on your functions.php file. If needed, you can add more file types by adding them on line 4, separated by a pipe (|)
<?php
function addUploadMimes($mimes) {
$mimes = array_merge($mimes, array(
'tmbundle|tmCommand|tmDragCommand|tmSnippet|tmLanguage|tmPreferences' => 'application/octet-stream'
));
return $mimes;
}
?>
add_filter('upload_mimes', 'addUploadMimes');
Thanks to Pioupioum for this great piece of code!
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8 Responses
The piece of code saved my day and the code is working perfectly , thanks for sharing
Thanks for the tip. I just found your website, and it’s bookmarked! Good stuff.
There is some mistakes on closed ?> tag, the tag need to be placed in the end of the code
Thanks Jean, but as Jauhari said move the closing php tag after adding the filter
Thanks for the helpful upload tip, much appreciated.
Hello. I`m so sorry for my comment and my english, but can you help me?
i`m doing site, but there is small problem, when read a post on my site the categories must be on rel=”nofollow”,and it must be only on single pages. But in site.com/category/music links must be without rel=”nofollow”
How realize it?
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