Thanks for your input Henrik, The problem isn't allowing for file-size really, I'd like to limit it to say some 500kb, but it's the inability to stop anyone from violating this rule beforehand that triggers the warning. I can't stop anyone from uploading a 600kb file until it's uploaded - and then the error (warning) is there. Sure I can skip the size-limit in the <input>-tag, but however high I set the upload_max_filesize-limit (and I really don't want to adjust that), there's the risk of someone tossing away a larger file. I simply want to be able to suppress the warning and handle whatever error I get internally. > > How do I suppress the following message when posting a file to a .php-script? > > > > Warning: Max file size exceeded - file [uploadedfile] not saved in... > > > > It's a warning on line 0, and even if I put error_reporting(0) on line > > 1 it doesn't help. Since the warning is always present all cookies (or > > other headers) fail too. > >is the file very large? -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
