Avatar FileSize exception

johansonlocker

\forum\applications\dashboard\controllers\class.profilecontroller.php

       /**
        * Set user's photo (avatar).
        *
        * @since 2.0.0
        * @access public
        * @param mixed $UserReference Unique identifier, possible username or ID.
        * @param string $Username.
        */
       public function Picture($UserReference = '', $Username = '') {
           ...
           $Upload = new Gdn_UploadImage();
           ...

How can I know file size of the uploaded avatar for error handling?

acoda

I think it can be controlled from /conf/config.php

johansonlocker

I have an upload SIZE limit in php.ini

and when user EXCEEDS it - no error notification is showed

just a white form with black text on the page for newer upload...

terrible feature.

x00

like acoda said you can set

$Configuration['Garden']['Upload']['MaxFileSize'] = '50M';

5OM is very high. 1M is high IMO, if they want more than that then they can use a file host.

johansonlocker

5OM is very high. 1M is high IMO, if they want more than that then they can use a file host.

Thank you very much.

But how can I have my low limit of 150Kb in php.ini and conf

and catch the error?

johansonlocker

Btw even cought error like inappropriate file extension causes redirect to "unpacked" not-popup "dialog".

Here must be a popup

and this picture when uploaded file exceedes php.ini upload limit

peregrine

it should already be there - just change the error message. classuploadimage.php

     // Now perform image-specific checks
      $Size = getimagesize($TmpFileName);
      if ($Size === FALSE)
         throw new Exception(T('The uploaded file was not an image.'));

      return $TmpFileName;

change this in your definitions file to reflect the size.

The uploaded file was not an image

johansonlocker

Well, I've edited php.ini to 50M

I have no "white screen error" now. No popup nonetheless.

@peregrine, the error is in the class.upload.php.

For example FileUpload Plugin can handle with both limits - and in php.ini and in conf.