How to restrict allowed catalog image extensions?












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I created a module that overrides ImageUploader like so:



<preference 
for="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader"
type="MyCompanyMyModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" />


The code looks like this (don't ask why, but we are only allowing jpg images):



<?php

namespace MyCompanyMyModuleModelCatalog;

class ImageUploader extends MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader {

/**
* @param string $allowedExtensions
*/
public function setAllowedExtensions($allowedExtensions)
{
parent::setAllowedExtensions(['jpg', 'jpeg']);
}
}


I installed the module and the other parts work just fine. But this does not prevent me from uploading a PNG. Anyone have any ideas of what I might be doing wrong or what I should override instead of this?



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    I created a module that overrides ImageUploader like so:



    <preference 
    for="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader"
    type="MyCompanyMyModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" />


    The code looks like this (don't ask why, but we are only allowing jpg images):



    <?php

    namespace MyCompanyMyModuleModelCatalog;

    class ImageUploader extends MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader {

    /**
    * @param string $allowedExtensions
    */
    public function setAllowedExtensions($allowedExtensions)
    {
    parent::setAllowedExtensions(['jpg', 'jpeg']);
    }
    }


    I installed the module and the other parts work just fine. But this does not prevent me from uploading a PNG. Anyone have any ideas of what I might be doing wrong or what I should override instead of this?



    Thanks!










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      I created a module that overrides ImageUploader like so:



      <preference 
      for="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader"
      type="MyCompanyMyModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" />


      The code looks like this (don't ask why, but we are only allowing jpg images):



      <?php

      namespace MyCompanyMyModuleModelCatalog;

      class ImageUploader extends MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader {

      /**
      * @param string $allowedExtensions
      */
      public function setAllowedExtensions($allowedExtensions)
      {
      parent::setAllowedExtensions(['jpg', 'jpeg']);
      }
      }


      I installed the module and the other parts work just fine. But this does not prevent me from uploading a PNG. Anyone have any ideas of what I might be doing wrong or what I should override instead of this?



      Thanks!










      share|improve this question













      I created a module that overrides ImageUploader like so:



      <preference 
      for="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader"
      type="MyCompanyMyModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" />


      The code looks like this (don't ask why, but we are only allowing jpg images):



      <?php

      namespace MyCompanyMyModuleModelCatalog;

      class ImageUploader extends MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader {

      /**
      * @param string $allowedExtensions
      */
      public function setAllowedExtensions($allowedExtensions)
      {
      parent::setAllowedExtensions(['jpg', 'jpeg']);
      }
      }


      I installed the module and the other parts work just fine. But this does not prevent me from uploading a PNG. Anyone have any ideas of what I might be doing wrong or what I should override instead of this?



      Thanks!







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          Take a look at vendor/magento/module-catalog/etc/di.xml



              <virtualType name="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>


          In this case, we need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, not MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.



          Our custom class will be the virtual type class. So, we need to re-inject the dependencies.



          Your di.xml should be:



          <?xml version="1.0"?>

          <config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
          <preference
          for="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload"
          type="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" />

          <virtualType name="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <!--<item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>-->
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>
          </config>





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          • I'm on 2.1.6 and the MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload class does not exist. I did try your suggestion using MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader class, but that didn't work. I am now attempting to override MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader and seem to be making more progress there. Thanks for the tips though. It got me looking into some different places.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • Yep, overriding MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader worked perfectly.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • @TonyDeStefano I'm pretty sure my solution will work. We need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, should not use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago










          • I didn't suggest to use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader . I'm suggesting to use MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload. Take a look at my di.xml carefully.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago











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          Take a look at vendor/magento/module-catalog/etc/di.xml



              <virtualType name="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>


          In this case, we need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, not MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.



          Our custom class will be the virtual type class. So, we need to re-inject the dependencies.



          Your di.xml should be:



          <?xml version="1.0"?>

          <config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
          <preference
          for="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload"
          type="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" />

          <virtualType name="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <!--<item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>-->
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>
          </config>





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          • I'm on 2.1.6 and the MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload class does not exist. I did try your suggestion using MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader class, but that didn't work. I am now attempting to override MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader and seem to be making more progress there. Thanks for the tips though. It got me looking into some different places.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • Yep, overriding MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader worked perfectly.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • @TonyDeStefano I'm pretty sure my solution will work. We need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, should not use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago










          • I didn't suggest to use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader . I'm suggesting to use MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload. Take a look at my di.xml carefully.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago
















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          Take a look at vendor/magento/module-catalog/etc/di.xml



              <virtualType name="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>


          In this case, we need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, not MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.



          Our custom class will be the virtual type class. So, we need to re-inject the dependencies.



          Your di.xml should be:



          <?xml version="1.0"?>

          <config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
          <preference
          for="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload"
          type="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" />

          <virtualType name="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <!--<item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>-->
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>
          </config>





          share|improve this answer























          • I'm on 2.1.6 and the MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload class does not exist. I did try your suggestion using MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader class, but that didn't work. I am now attempting to override MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader and seem to be making more progress there. Thanks for the tips though. It got me looking into some different places.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • Yep, overriding MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader worked perfectly.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • @TonyDeStefano I'm pretty sure my solution will work. We need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, should not use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago










          • I didn't suggest to use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader . I'm suggesting to use MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload. Take a look at my di.xml carefully.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago














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          Take a look at vendor/magento/module-catalog/etc/di.xml



              <virtualType name="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>


          In this case, we need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, not MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.



          Our custom class will be the virtual type class. So, we need to re-inject the dependencies.



          Your di.xml should be:



          <?xml version="1.0"?>

          <config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
          <preference
          for="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload"
          type="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" />

          <virtualType name="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <!--<item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>-->
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>
          </config>





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          Take a look at vendor/magento/module-catalog/etc/di.xml



              <virtualType name="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>


          In this case, we need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, not MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.



          Our custom class will be the virtual type class. So, we need to re-inject the dependencies.



          Your di.xml should be:



          <?xml version="1.0"?>

          <config xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="urn:magento:framework:ObjectManager/etc/config.xsd">
          <preference
          for="MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload"
          type="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" />

          <virtualType name="VendorModuleModelCatalogImageUploader" type="MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader">
          <arguments>
          <argument name="baseTmpPath" xsi:type="string">catalog/tmp/category</argument>
          <argument name="basePath" xsi:type="string">catalog/category</argument>
          <argument name="allowedExtensions" xsi:type="array">
          <item name="jpg" xsi:type="string">jpg</item>
          <item name="jpeg" xsi:type="string">jpeg</item>
          <item name="gif" xsi:type="string">gif</item>
          <!--<item name="png" xsi:type="string">png</item>-->
          </argument>
          </arguments>
          </virtualType>
          </config>






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          • I'm on 2.1.6 and the MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload class does not exist. I did try your suggestion using MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader class, but that didn't work. I am now attempting to override MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader and seem to be making more progress there. Thanks for the tips though. It got me looking into some different places.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • Yep, overriding MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader worked perfectly.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • @TonyDeStefano I'm pretty sure my solution will work. We need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, should not use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago










          • I didn't suggest to use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader . I'm suggesting to use MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload. Take a look at my di.xml carefully.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago


















          • I'm on 2.1.6 and the MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload class does not exist. I did try your suggestion using MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader class, but that didn't work. I am now attempting to override MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader and seem to be making more progress there. Thanks for the tips though. It got me looking into some different places.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • Yep, overriding MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader worked perfectly.
            – Tony DeStefano
            10 hours ago










          • @TonyDeStefano I'm pretty sure my solution will work. We need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, should not use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago










          • I didn't suggest to use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader . I'm suggesting to use MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload. Take a look at my di.xml carefully.
            – Khoa TruongDinh
            1 hour ago
















          I'm on 2.1.6 and the MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload class does not exist. I did try your suggestion using MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader class, but that didn't work. I am now attempting to override MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader and seem to be making more progress there. Thanks for the tips though. It got me looking into some different places.
          – Tony DeStefano
          10 hours ago




          I'm on 2.1.6 and the MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload class does not exist. I did try your suggestion using MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader class, but that didn't work. I am now attempting to override MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader and seem to be making more progress there. Thanks for the tips though. It got me looking into some different places.
          – Tony DeStefano
          10 hours ago












          Yep, overriding MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader worked perfectly.
          – Tony DeStefano
          10 hours ago




          Yep, overriding MagentoMediaStorageModelFileUploader worked perfectly.
          – Tony DeStefano
          10 hours ago












          @TonyDeStefano I'm pretty sure my solution will work. We need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, should not use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.
          – Khoa TruongDinh
          1 hour ago




          @TonyDeStefano I'm pretty sure my solution will work. We need to override MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload, should not use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader.
          – Khoa TruongDinh
          1 hour ago












          I didn't suggest to use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader . I'm suggesting to use MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload. Take a look at my di.xml carefully.
          – Khoa TruongDinh
          1 hour ago




          I didn't suggest to use MagentoCatalogModelImageUploader . I'm suggesting to use MagentoCatalogCategoryImageUpload. Take a look at my di.xml carefully.
          – Khoa TruongDinh
          1 hour ago


















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