Re: How: size of uploaded file

In article <013c01bfcc5c$48554ab0$4400a8c0@shulya>, shulya@thepost.kiev.ua ("Vladislav Shulgin") wrote: > I have a form which is carrying out file upload. The maximal size is > specified in MAX_FILE_SIZE. At excess of this size PHP generate error to my > page. How I can show the own message on this error? Easy way: Don't have MAX_FILE_SIZE, but check $whatever_size and error out. (Security Alert: Opens you up to Denial Of Service attack if somebody wants to do upload after upload) Slightly more involved: Use Apache configuration directives (http://www.apache.org) with php_value error_reporting 0 to force that one file to have PHP errors turned off until after you've dealt with the upload. The $whatever and $whatever_name values are distinctive for an over-sized file as opposed to no file provided or an upload that somehow died in mid-upload. You'll have to experiment to find all the combinations, or dig through the archives for it. (I never tried method 2, won't guarantee it works.) -- Richard Lynch | If this was worth $$$ to you, buy a CD US Customer Support Director | from one of the artists listed here: Zend Technologies USA | http://www.L-I-E.com/artists.htm http://www.zend.com | (this has nothing to do with Zend, duh!)