BUG: Multiple file renaming

I believe I have found a bug in the file renaming routine in LR:
I store related .jpg and .nef (raw) files in the same folder. Each .nef has a corresponding .jpg version with the same file name.
I wanted to rename all the files in one folder by selecting all, pressing F2 and entering the file name settings I wanted.
When I started the process, it successfully renamed the first .jpg but stopped with an error, saying that the next file (the corresponding .nef file) could not be found.
What happened was the following: when LR renamed the .jpg, it also renamed the corresponding .nef (which I personally think is great). But when the renaming routine moved to the next file on the list, it couldn't find it, because it was the .nef file already renamed together with the .jpg file.
Ha, I thought, you're not outsmarting me! I then selected the .jpgs only and tried to rename them all, hoping that the .nefs would be processed as well.
That worked fine, BUT: the .nefs were then shown in the library with the '?' sign on them, signaling that LR could not locate them anymore.
What happened? LR successfully renamed .jpgs and .nefs, but did not update the library file for the nefs (ONLY), still showing them with their old file names, when in effect they had been renamed (as I could see in Windows Explorer).
To summarize: you can rename a folder full of .jpgs and .nefs by just selecting the .jpgs, but LR will update the new file name in its library only for the .jpgs. For the .nefs, you need to hold LRs hand and point it to the new file name for each individual file.
Unless I miss something basic here, I think that's something which should be fixed.
Christian Spyr

Hi Chris,
fotunately I already made such a modification to ADDT´s predecessor "MX Kollection", and as the core files didn´t change, it will assumingly work the same:
1. add the following function to the file "includes/common/KT_functions.inc.php":
replace all chars from uploaded filenames other than alpha-numeric and "_" and "-" and "." with an underscore (_)
function KT_websafe_filename($text) {
return preg_replace("/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_\.]+/", "_", $text);
2. change line 120 in file "includes/common/lib/file_upload/KT_FileUpload.class.php":
old: $fileName = KT_replaceSpecialChars($fileName, 'filter');
new: $fileName = KT_websafe_filename($fileName, 'filter');
This modification will of course *always* be renaming the uploaded file accordingly -- but you´ll need no fancy trigger and anything else.
Please backup the 2 original files !!
Günter Schenk
Adobe Community Expert, Dreamweaver

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 p_ignore_10 in varchar2 default null,
 p_lang in varchar2 default null,
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