Dan Muey wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> > java is not good, because you can easily modify the source and I don't like that.
> Who said anythign about java?
Good point, especially since his comment also relate to Javascript [plain text] but not
Java [byte code].
Neither one, when accessed through the web, is
Hi,
actually
what -s filepath does work!!, the error was in my sending form i misspelled
enctype = "multipart/form-data" instead of doing multipart i wrote
mulitpart.
anthony
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> Hi,
> java is not good, because you can easily modify the source and I don't like that.
Who said anythign about java?
> thanx again,
> Anthony
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Hi,
java is not good, because you can easily modify the source and I don't like
that.
thanx again,
Anthony
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anthony wrote:
> Hi,
>
> when i upload a file to a website, I have the path
> C:\\pathtofile\\pic.gif
> to check the size I can do this
> $size = -s $file_path;
> but it does not work!
> any help is appreciated, because i don't want people to upload file
> to a website bigger that 500KB.
>
> Anth
The command works on my box. The problem may be that you are trying to get
the size of a file that is located on the client's machine. I think you
will have to check the size of the file after it is uploaded and then decide
if it's too big or not. If you want to check the file size before
upload
