id	summary	reporter	owner	description	type	status	priority	milestone	component	version	severity	resolution	keywords	cc
16635	Handle grouped MIME-Types	sergiu.paraschiv		"I'm trying to add a filter in the Media Library for common archive file types. The problem is that there are a lot of MIME-Types for archive files and none have a common prefix. Wildcards are not a solution here.

POC:
{{{
add_filter('post_mime_types', 'modify_post_mime_types');

function modify_post_mime_types($post_mime_types) {
	$type = 'application/zip,application/x-tar';
	$labels = array(
		__('Archive'), 
		__('Manage Archives'), 
		__ngettext_noop('Archive <span class=""count"">(%s)</span>', 'Archives <span class=""count"">(%s)</span>')
	);

	$post_mime_types[$type] = $labels;

	return $post_mime_types;
}
}}}

I've tried using ""|"" (regexp) as a separator:
{{{
$type = 'application/zip|application/x-tar';
}}}
This works ok in wp_match_mime_types but fails in wp_post_mime_type_where.

I've found two possible solutions:

1) Change 
{{{
$post_mime_types = array_map('trim', explode(',', $post_mime_types));
}}}
to 
{{{
$post_mime_types = array_map('trim', preg_split('/,|\|/', $post_mime_types));
}}}
in wp_post_mime_type_where and use ""|"" as a separator;

2) Handle this in wp_match_mime_type (see code in attached file) and use "","" as a separator.

I'm aware that this is not a widely used filter but in my case this enhancement makes a lot of sense. If it works for images why shouldn't it work for archives? Also, why is wp_post_mime_type_where designed for comma-separated lists of MIME-Types if it's never used that way?"	enhancement	new	normal	Awaiting Review	Media	3.1	minor		has-patch