Hi,
Im creating an upload section that limits users to upload the following file types:
.pdf
.zip
.rar
.doc
.jpeg
.gif
When getting the type for .pdf files, it comes up as:
application/force-download
and for .rar files it comes up as:
application/x-download
If I do a check that says:
if ($type=="application/force-download" || $type=="application/x-download")
then will users only be able to upload .PDF and .RAR files? Im assuming these two types will allow other formats as well.
If this is the case, how can I check the extension of the file before the user is able to upload it. I was thinking of somehow capturing the last 3 letters of the filename, and then doing the check that way, except Im not sure how to go about this. Any insight appreciated!
Hi,
Im creating an upload section that limits users to upload the following file types:
.pdf
.zip
.rar
.doc
.jpeg
.gif
When getting the type for .pdf files, it comes up as:
application/force-download
and for .rar files it comes up as:
application/x-download
If I do a check that says:
if ($type=="application/force-download" || $type=="application/x-download")
then will users only be able to upload .PDF and .RAR files? Im assuming these two types will allow other formats as well.
If this is the case, how can I check the extension of the file before the user is able to upload it. I was thinking of somehow capturing the last 3 letters of the filename, and then doing the check that way, except Im not sure how to go about this. Any insight appreciated!
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