Thanks for quick response. Just a couple of silly questions:
- changed where? in php or apache? My host is running the three week old
v 4.2.2 of php so I guess you mean apache?
- If I can in fact get them to change it in http.conf for my virtual host
block then I will have these huge (!)
Thanks for quick response. Just a couple of silly questions:
- changed where? in php or apache? My host is running the three week old
v 4.2.2 of php so I guess you mean apache?
No, I mean PHP. The 4.2.2 release was a security fix for 4.2.1 only.
None of the changes for the past couple of
No, I mean PHP. The 4.2.2 release was a security fix for 4.2.1 only.
None of the changes for the past couple of months, including this one, is
in it.
OK, but you said originally
post_max_size and upload_max_filesize could not be set in your .htaccess
file until recently. It was changed
You can also do this all in a php file without changing the directives in
either .htaccess or the httpd.conf file.
Here is a sample:
form enctype=multipart/form-data action=? $PHP_SELF ? method =
post
input tpye = hidden name = MAX_FILE_SIZE value = 4096
#1024 each meg :)
input
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I've modified a script for uploading multiple files
and am trying to get it to produce an error if the
size of the file is larger than 2 MB but can't get it
to work. Here is the code in question with
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