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I didn't even think to look default.config.php. I had it already uncommented in form.config.php. Doing that and adding the exit() statement did the trick. Thanks guys for the help!<br />
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Aaron
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I didn't even think to look default.config.php. I had it already uncommented in form.config.php. Doing that and adding the exit() statement did the trick. Thanks guys for the help!

Aaron

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Hello, I'm using PHPMailer-FE 4.0.6 to create a form where the user can upload multiple files. The form itself works and e-mails me successfully with proper error checking.<br />
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However, the user is able to upload files of any extension and they will attach and be sent with the e-mail. I tried setting the following line in form.config.php to no avail<br />
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$_POST['allowedFileTypes']<wbr /> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;= 'pdf|jpg|jpeg|png|gif|zip'<wbr />;<br />
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Doing some searches on Google proved unsuccessful. Played around with the code in phpmailer-fe.php as well. Any ideas on what has to change in the default phpmailer-fe.php code to allow only certain file extensions to be attached/uploaded? Or am I missing something else.<br />
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Thanks in advance for any help!<br />
Aaron248<br />

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Hello, I'm using PHPMailer-FE 4.0.6 to create a form where the user can upload multiple files. The form itself works and e-mails me successfully with proper error checking.

However, the user is able to upload files of any extension and they will attach and be sent with the e-mail. I tried setting the following line in form.config.php to no avail
:
$_POST['allowedFileTypes']        = 'pdf|jpg|jpeg|png|gif|zip';

Doing some searches on Google proved unsuccessful. Played around with the code in phpmailer-fe.php as well. Any ideas on what has to change in the default phpmailer-fe.php code to allow only certain file extensions to be attached/uploaded? Or am I missing something else.

Thanks in advance for any help!
Aaron248


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