[SOLVED] Setting Upload File size limit

[darknessmdk]

I've been working on a multiple file upload form for a few days now and finally got it working. However when I tried to set a file size limit it throws me errors.

[code] <?
if(isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['Upload'])) {


$discription = 'N/A';
$price = 'N/A';
$caption = 'N/A';

$uploaddir = "photography";

// ==============

// Upload Part

// ==============
//This is our size condition
if ($file_size > 1000000){
echo "Your file is too large";

} else {



foreach ($_FILES["photofile"]["error"] as $key => $error) {
if($error == UPLOAD_ERR_OK)

{
$tmp_name = $_FILES["photofile"]["tmp_name"][$key];

      $name = $_FILES["photofile"]["name"][$key];

      move_uploaded_file($tmp_name, "$uploaddir/$name");
 


$photo = "$uploaddir/$name";

$checked = $_POST['type2'];
foreach ($checked as $type) {


include("database.php");
$id = $_SESSION['id'];
$result = mysql_query("INSERT into valphoto(photo, caption, type, price, discription, id) VALUES('$photo', '$caption', '$type', '$price', '$discription', $id)");

}}}
if($result == TRUE) {
echo "Your Photos have been uploaded!";
} else {
echo "There was a problem uploading, Try again";
}
mysql_close($linkID);
}

}
?>[/code]

Something about the mysql_close($linkID); not being is not a valid connection?  Any help would be appreciated!

[fert]

you don't need to close mysql connections usually because of php's garbage collection

[Hypnos]

As the above poster said, you don't absolutely have to tell the connections to close. They will automaticly after the script is done.

But, the reason this is failing is probably because that var isn't the one set in your database.php file.

Look at example 1 here:
http://us2.php.net/mysql_close

[darknessmdk]

i didn't know that. but The database file works in everywhere else that i use it though.

[darknessmdk]

I took out mysql_close($linkID); and now it rejects every file i upload. if their over my size limit and under.

[darknessmdk]

any know whats wrong?

[HuggieBear]

Quick question... Where are you defining $file_size?

You are using variable that doesn't exist in an if condition...

[code]<?php
if ($file_size > 1000000){
  echo "Your file is too large";
}
?>[/code]

Regards
Huggie

[darknessmdk]

[code]<?php
if ($photofile_size > 1000000){
  echo "Your file is too large";
}
?>[/code]

it whats its suppost to be, whe i copied the code over to this i must of forgot to change it,

[Hypnos]

[quote author=darknessmdk link=topic=124815.msg517976#msg517976 date=1170252801]
I took out mysql_close($linkID); and now it rejects every file i upload. if their over my size limit and under.
[/quote]What's the error?

[darknessmdk]

it still says my file is too large, no matter what size i upload.