Using the ng file upload directive I'm using ngf-accept to specify a list of allowed file types. This has disallowed many file types and they appear grey in the upload dialog but I'm still able to upload any files with a .js or a .sh extension.
I've added the directive to the following link, with the list of allowed files.
<a ng-model="file" data-nodrag ngf-select="openUploadModal($file, this)" ng-show="this.$nodeScope.$modelValue.type === 'folder'" ngf-accept="'image/*,video/*,audio/*,.pdf,.txt,.doc,.docx,.xls,.xlsx'">
The problem comes from the .txt allowed value. If I remove the '.txt' extension the .js and .sh files are also disabled. Apparently this is due to a bug affecting Mac users only, but is there any way around this?
Rather than ngf-accept, try ngf-pattern and then you can use '!' to explicitly disable certain file types:
<a ng-model="file" data-nodrag ngf-select="openUploadModal($file, this)" ng-show="this.$nodeScope.$modelValue.type === \'folder\'" ngf-pattern="'image/*,video/*,audio/*,.pdf,.txt,.doc,.docx,.xls,.xlsx,!.js,!.sh'">