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Fix: Ensure wp_kses_post() receives string in wp_add_id3_tag_data() #8901
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…ta() The wp_add_id3_tag_data() function was passing potentially non-string values to wp_kses_post(), which expects string input only. This change adds type checking and conversion to ensure all values are properly converted to strings before sanitization. - Add type checking for ID3 metadata values - Convert array values to space-separated strings - Cast non-string values to strings - Maintain existing sanitization and security measures
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Thanks for the patch! I've tested this fix, and it successfully resolves the fatal error when uploading MP3 files with complex ID3 metadata. Environment tested:
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The wp_add_id3_tag_data() function was passing potentially non-string values to wp_kses_post(), which expects string input only. This change adds type checking and conversion to ensure all values are properly converted to strings before sanitization.
Add type checking for ID3 metadata values
Convert array values to space-separated strings
Cast non-string values to strings
Maintain existing sanitization and security measures
Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/63529
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