Re: [PHP] MAX_FILE_SIZE : warning

the problem with doing it on your server (you do it just to be sure though) is that the user has to wait for the form + file to be sent to your server before you can respond - this can be very slow ""JFL"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 9davlf$s63$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:9davlf$s63$[EMAIL

Re: [PHP] MAX_FILE_SIZE : warning

Thanks :) -- [ www.eksperten.dk ] Scandinavias biggest IT forum. ""James Holloway"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message 9db61u$7d9$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:9db61u$7d9$[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Jacob, > > When you upload a file, it appends a few of its own variables. One of them > is size - assuming

Re: [PHP] MAX_FILE_SIZE : warning

Jacob, When you upload a file, it appends a few of its own variables. One of them is size - assuming the file is a variable called $file: if ($file_size > $max_size) { echo $file_name . " was too big!"; } Also, you could check for Mime types. if ($file_type != "image/jpeg" || $file_type !

[PHP] MAX_FILE_SIZE : warning

When I set and a user uploads a file bigger than 50 my script prints a warning. How can I use MAX_FILE_SIZE and avoid that warning so that I can print my own error message to the user ? :) Jacob -- [ www.eksperten.dk ] Scandinavias biggest IT forum. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://w