Closed ericswpark closed 8 years ago
Which files are you referring to? The files in the zip all have proper extensions. The input file picker only accepts valid .svg files.
I'm referring to the actual finished image. And I've picked from the built in Google icons in the website.
Actually, I've seen it now. The file is actually a zip. Maybe your script could append that as well?
Thanks, issue resolved, please close this.
Which files are you referring to? The files in the zip all have proper
extensions. The input file picker only accepts valid .svg files.
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What do you mean by append that as well? The downloaded file should have a .zip extension. If not then that's a bug. What browser are you using?
Using Chrome. File did not have extension, last two times I checked. OS was Windows 10, and I had show file extension checked in Windows Explorer.
What do you mean by append that as well? The downloaded file should have a .zip extension. If not then that's a bug. What browser are you using?
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You were right. The site indeed does not specify how the downloaded file should be called, however some versions of Chrome are smart enough to automatically add a .zip to the file. Thanks for mentioning that!
382534c86fc22d3483c73f70fb9075852024f13a should fix that. Changes are live. Please let me know if you are still having trouble moving forward.
I do not know what the file's extension is - which means I cannot open it. I have tried .png, .ico, .svg, and even .jpg for crying out loud.
Which means I can't even use it.