Issue:
using tempnam() actually throwing notice that the file are created in the system's temp directory, even the files are actually saved there. But on my application, it's throwing 500 exception and canceled the process.
Solution:
you could add @ before the tempnam(). The line should be like this:
$filePath = @tempnam(config('filepond.temporary_files_path'), "laravel-filepond");
i've test it on both local and my server. No problem at all.
Issue: using tempnam() actually throwing notice that the file are created in the system's temp directory, even the files are actually saved there. But on my application, it's throwing 500 exception and canceled the process.
Solution: you could add @ before the tempnam(). The line should be like this:
$filePath = @tempnam(config('filepond.temporary_files_path'), "laravel-filepond");
i've test it on both local and my server. No problem at all.
Reference: https://github.com/Glavin001/atom-beautify/issues/1108