It looks like in some cases we are able to handle JPG, JPEG, and PNG file formats for stock items but in some scripts we only expect to find and use JPG file formats.
For example in SelectProduct.php we have:
PHP Code:
$SupportedImgExt = array('png','jpg','jpeg');
But in PrintWOItemSlip.php we have:
PHP Code:
if(file_exists($_SESSION['part_pics_dir'] . '/' .$StockId.'.jpg')
Again... Not being critical... Just observational...
I am a bit of a consistency freak so I always prefer to ask...
In our case we have a mix of JPG and PNG stock images which is why it came to light.
Paul it is exactly these sort of things we need people to pick up on. It's stuff that the developers don't always notice.
Please keep up the good work
Thank you for the kind words.
I wish I had more PHP+HTML coding experience so I could be of much more help. It is relatively easy for me to change/extend webERP code but a bit difficult for me to create new code. The only PHP work I do is on this project, though we have many other PHP apps running on our servers.
The good news is I have touched a lot of webERP code so I have learned a lot about PHP, HTML, and webERP. Fortunately my DB+SQL experience is quite extensive so that piece is a breeze for me.
I will continue to try my very best to help with this project...