class.upload.php is a powerful and mature PHP class to manage uploaded files, and manipulate images in many ways. The script is available under a GPL license.
My question is: how could an extension affect an uploading process? Other then being restricted by either the php server (not sure) or the script itself (more likely)... So how "file upload stopped by extension" should actuallz read?
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I think that you can set a blacklist of file extensions in your php.ini, and the files having such extensions will be blocked during an upload. So the message is somehow right: "file upload stopped by extension" reads as "the file upload has been cancelled as the extension is forbidden".
Notifications are not implemented on this forum, but I will try to do that soon.Reply
So how "file upload stopped by extension" should actuallz read?
PS: Notifications on reply are still not working for this forum. That would be such a great feature to add...
Notifications are not implemented on this forum, but I will try to do that soon.