Return information about the upload configuration.
Some values come directly from the PHP configuration. Others are calculated using the PHP configuration and run-time information.
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| package | Haldayne |
formMaxUploadBytes() : integer
If you include a hidden input element named MAX_FILE_SIZE in your
form, then all file inputs that come after that hidden input element
will be limited to the number of bytes given in the MAX_FILE_SIZE.
If the number of returned bytes equals PHP_INT_MAX, there is
effectively no limit.
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| since | 1.0.0 |
integerBytesisEnabled() : boolean
Specified at the system level by the file_uploads ini directive.
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| since | 1.0.0 |
booleanmaxFileUploads() : integer
If the number of returned uploads equals PHP_INT_MAX, there is
effectively no limit.
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| since | 1.0.0 |
integerNumber of uploadssystemMaxUploadBytes() : integer
Controlled by the system-level directive upload_max_filesize, but
also constrained by the system-level directive post_max_size. The
lower of the two values defines the upper limit of the maximum
file size.
If the number of returned bytes equals PHP_INT_MAX, there is
effectively no limit.
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| since | 1.0.0 |
integerBytesuploadWorkingPath() : string | null
Specified at the system level by the upload_tmp_dir ini directive.
If that directory isn't writeable, then PHP falls back to the system
temporary directory, which is specified at the system level by the
sys_temp_dir ini directive (and we can just ask sys_get_temp_dir).
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| since | 1.0.0 |
stringnull
limit(integer $a, integer $b)
integer
integer