Hi powlido
Not sure about your setup (JW MEDIA? or Multimedia CP?)but it sometimes seems
- to depend on the version of php you are running
- that on occasion the standard
swf gets interpretted as a
swc
- and is stored as such - to check - go to the filearchive directory
- and check extensions
(if swc - then you might need a hack of these files)
(a)
include/inc_lib/backend.functions.inc.php
function check_image_extension()
changed swc to swf
so line 120 should be:
$result = (strtolower(which_ext($file)) == 'swf') ? 'swf' : 'swf';
(b)
include/inc_lib/general.inc.php
line 1760 approx.
changed
13=>swc to 13=>swf in
$exif_imagetype = array(
1=>'gif', 2=>'jpeg', 2=>'jpg', 3=>'png', 4=>'swf', 5=>'psd',
6=>'bmp', 7=>'tif', 8=>'tiff', 9=>'jpc', 10=>'jp2', 11=>'jpx',
12=>'jb2', 13=>'
swf', 14=>'iff', 15=>'wbmp', 16=>'xbm' );
just a

guess - if so you will have to re-upload the swf again...
might be something else as well (javascript). - just my 2 cents