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That's simple - you can't determine an image's size unless you have already uploaded it.

You have these choices:

Upload the image and if it's oversized do not add image data to the database. The uploaded image can be left in the tmp folder which empties itself at the end of a browser session.

Upload the image and re-size it so its dimensions suit your requirements, then save the image and image data.
great, thanks for the heads up.

it works now, i done it this way incase anyone was wondering....

[code]
foreach($_FILES as $image=>$image_array){
if (is_uploaded_file($image_array['tmp_name'])){

list($width_orig, $height_orig) = getimagesize($image_array['tmp_name']);

if ($width_orig>400 || $height_orig>400){
echo "That is too big my friend, choose a pic smaller than 400px wide or 400px high";
}

}
}
[/code]

thanks again

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Upload the image and re-size it so its dimensions suit your requirements, then save the image and image data.
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Just wondering, but how do you change the size of an image once it has been uploaded?
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