I read somewhere that the upload limit for php is about 2MBs. Does this still apply if I am asking a user to upload a file to the server to scan through and convert to a string? If so how do I get around this?
The application for this is a scanner type deal where users would be able to upload a code file, and this php application would scan through the code and look for certain comments to document and write to a documentation file.
Yes it would (assuming it's a POST). You get around it by changing your php config.
PHP has two limits that apply in this case. Both are ini options: upload_max_filesize and post_max_size
I believe the upload_max_filesize defaults to 2 MB. (The post_max_size setting has to be larger than upload_max_filesize).
Hi Saka,
The upload limits are configured in the php.ini file, see this: http://www.radinks.com/upload/config.php
Yes it would apply to any file that is being uploaded by the user, regardless of what your server side app does with it. :)
The upload limit can be changed by modifying the settings in php.ini file.