Hi,
In case someone is interested I found the workaround.
1. IE6 does not take into consideration MAX_FILE_SIZE,
so one can not rely on it on client side.
2. If the uploaded file exceeds the post_max_size, the PHP
engine (4.3.1 in my case) does not give you any error in the PHP
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Hello,
Miguel Loureiro wrote:
> Hello,
> after copy do_download.php to php4.0.6/main what I have to do?
> T.Y.
do_download.php is not the name of the download file. It should be
rfc1867.c.diff-4.0.6.gz . Here is the correct URL.
http://www.php.net/distributions/rfc1867.c.diff-4.0.6.gz
What y
Hi there,
I haven't tested any of this, and there are probably some things that need
adding, but it'll give you an idea at least.
Form element:
// What files do we want?
$types_we_want = array("image/gif", "image/jpeg", "image/pjpeg"); // allows
jpegs and gifs
// What is the max size we want
Scott,
I am a Windows/ASP guy who just recently started messing around with PHP, so
maybe I am completely off path, however I found this post:
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