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02.13.2008 at 05:49AM PST, ID: 23159517
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How to avoid a hungup of the application when someone tries to upload /image)files gretaer than 4MB?

Asked by Joar in Programming for ASP.NET, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, WebApplications

Tags: Microsoft, Visual Basic 2005, VB.net, IE

I have an application where the user shal be able to upload images.
The fileupload function is said to have a filesize limit of 4MB and that is OK.
But the problem is that I seem to be unable to interfere and stop the user trying to load images > 4MB, and then the application is hanging!
Thats stupid!
I guess there must be a workaround?

the "Hasfile" and "ContentLength only functions when the filesize iss less than 4MB??!!
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If fuLogo.HasFile Then
                If fuLogo.PostedFile.ContentLength > 200000 Then
                    Session("Errmsg") = "Too big size of the file....!"
                Else
and so on....
 
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