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 != "image/pjpeg") {
echo "We only like jpegs!";
}
As a footnote, 500Kb is 512000 bytes (1024 bytes in a Kb).
James.
> When I set <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="MAX_FILE_SIZE" VALUE="500000"> and a
> user uploads a file bigger than 500000 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
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