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I didn't find the best solution but I figured: [code] if(is_uploaded_file($file_info['tmp_name'])){   if ($file_info['type'] != "image/pjpeg"){     if($file_info['type'] != "image/jpeg"){       header("location:./upsimgs.php?status=imgtype");       exit;     }   } } [/code] an it worked!

I am doing a script that uploads files but I need the users only to be able to upload JPEG images.  I have developed the following code which is unusable since the expression always comes to true: [code] $mimetype = $arch_info['type']; if(is_uploaded_file($arch_info['tmp_name'])){     if (($mimetype != "image/jpeg") || ($mimetype != "image/pjpeg")){         header("location:./upsimgs.php?status=tipoimg");         exit; } [/code] I have checked the type of data that the "type" property returns, which returns a "string" and strip it with the code below to check if it had any special characters to no avail. [code] echo $mimetype . "<br>"; for($contador=0;$contador < strlen($mimetype); $contador++){   $letra=substr($mimetype,$contador,1);   echo $letra . ord($letra) . "<br>"; } [/code] This is not for security purposes just to make the user uploads the correct type since these files will be uploaded to another ODBC database (which I will love to have access to and change many things) that accepts only JPEGS and file size less than 190KB. I'm pretty sure that what I have is a logic error but I can't see it.  Please I need your help! Thanks in advanced. Rob Muro