True, but it checks it at the first attempt to upload, not when the file
is done or partially uploaded. Granted, not what the OP asked for
exactly, but better then what he has now and better then spending more
time looking...
Wolf
Chris wrote:
> Wolf wrote:
>> In your form uploading script:
>> # individual file size limit - in bytes (102400 bytes = 100KB)
>> $file_size_ind = "838860800"; // 819.2 MB
>>
>>
>> $weight=$_FILES[fileupload][size];
>>
>> if ($weight>$file_size_ind)
>> {
>> echo"<br><img src=\"$dir_img/error.gif\" width=\"15\"
>> height=\"15\"> <b><font size=\"2\">ERROR: please get the file size
>> less than ".$file_size_ind." BYTES (".round(($file_size_ind/1024),2)."
>> KB)</font></b><br>»<a href=\"$_SERVER[PHP_SELF]\">back</a>";
>> }
>
> That has already attempted to upload the file to the server.. which is
> what the OP didn't want.
>
> Would be handy to be able to do this but *shrug*..
>
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