Currently there is no such option, the only thing you can restrict is on file extensions. This function could of course be added, but I am currently way to busy with other things to work on this snippet :-(
Thanks for the response. I figured that it probably didn’t support this (since i saw no mention of it) but thought i’d ask just to make sure!
Hi Mitch, is this snippet compatible with 095 public release?
thanks
Thanks a ton Mitch!
best regards.
I am quite busy right now, so I won’t be able to change the snippet to do this. Also it is a bit against the idea I had for the snippet (just upload files, nothing more, nothing less). Maybe I should add some events so you can execute special actions on successful upload or something. But as said before, I don’t have time it now.
Also I am pretty sure that Maxigallery won’t just show pictures that are dumped in a folder. As far as I know you have to upload the images through Maxigallery so the database will get updated properly. You might want to check this first.
I urgently need to upload files with up to 100MB size. I’m using FileUpload and I guess FileUpload doesn’t limit the files size. But the Webserver does. So is there a way I can create a workaround? Perhaps cut the file into pieces and the upload the partsand put them together when the parts are uploaded.
I know you can somehow bypass the limitation with a cgi-script. But I don’t think I can inclusde this script into my architecture.
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