Fixed stripslashes_deep() call so that it doesn't strip the slashes from the $_FILES array, which will mangle paths on windows filesystems. #51
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Removed stripslashes_deep() call from $_FILES superglobal to ensure pathnames for temporary files don't get mangled on windows servers.
Removed stripslashes_deep() call from $_FILES superglobal to ensure pathnames for temporary files don't get mangled on windows servers.
Removed stripslashes_deep() call from $_FILES superglobal to ensure pathnames for temporary files don't get mangled on windows servers.
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On windows server's the
$_FILESarray contains the path to the file, with slashes '', these slashes get removed by thestripslashes_deep()call, which makes the path to the file meaningless, and results in the plugin being unable to upload the file.