I was trying to upload a file in a support chat to my online bank. The upload process was failing. The file size limit is 2 MB, my file is 312 KB. The support agent said that I should restart my device and/or try a new internet connection.
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I knew it wasn& #39;t my internet nor device because I had already switched from the mobile app to the web app
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I decided to put my debugging hat on. I checked the file name: `wohnungsgeberbestätigung.pdf`. I replaced the `ä` with a normal `a` and bam it worked.
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I decided to put my debugging hat on. I checked the file name: `wohnungsgeberbestätigung.pdf`. I replaced the `ä` with a normal `a` and bam it worked.
I guess I applied the experience from one user story that I worked on where some versions of Android threw exceptions because the file names didn& #39;t contain & #39;valid characters& #39;.
It& #39;s weird that it happened for them on web too. They need to update their upload logic.
It& #39;s weird that it happened for them on web too. They need to update their upload logic.
@N26_Support this thread is for you
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