Garbled file names are generally caused by Chinese characters, because ckeditor uses uft8 encoding. If our page uses gbk or gb2312, garbled characters may occur. The solution is just to rename the uploaded file.
Open commands.php in the editor/filemanager/connectors/php directory, find the FileUpload function, in
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$sExtension = substr( $sFileName, ( strrpos($sFileName, '.') + 1 ) ) ;
$sExtension = strtolower( $sExtension ) ;
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$sFileName = rand(0,100).".".$sExtension;
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$sExtension = substr( $sFileName, ( strrpos($sFileName, '.') + 1 ) ) ;
$sExtension = strtolower( $sExtension ) ;
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$sFileName = rand(0,100).".".$sExtension;
The rand function here can change the renaming rules as needed.
Another solution to garbled image file names when uploading is to use the iconv function to convert the file name, but there is still a problem of duplicate names, so it is best to rename the image file name uploaded to Fckeditor
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