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I'm working on a file uploading script. It checks the file size, and won't let an upload complete if over a size specified in config. This all works, but if a file is uploaded that goes over PHP's limit, then I get the familiar warning: Warning: POST Content-Length of 14622352 bytes exceeds the limit of 8388608 bytes in Unknown on line 0 I am not looking to allow this file to go through. I don't want to increase memory or the max post size. That's not the issue. The upload script already has a way for the user to see if their file had problems uploading (showing errors), but how can I catch the error shown above? I know the error won't display if the error reporting and display of errors is turned off, but I don't want to leave the user in the dark. They should get some feedback. What can I do here?
