Maximum upload size file?

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Hi,

How can I check the maximum size of a file? I tried this:

if (openDlg.FileName.Length <= 204800) {
    errorProvider.SetError(textBoxAttachFile, "Maxiumum XX MB");
}

Thanks in advance!

Posted 13-Apr-11 22:33pm

Member 7762422

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Solution 4

If you want to check the content length of a file

Refer this:How to check file content length in asp:FileUpload?

Posted 5-Jan-12 22:38pm

Jikku James

Updated 5-Jan-12 22:39pm

v2

Solution 3

You are checking the length of the file not the size of the file.

Posted 13-Apr-11 23:28pm

Prasanta_Prince

Updated 8-Jan-12 1:01am

v2

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Richard MacCutchan 14-Apr-11 5:36am

You may wish to reword this.

Solution 2

Thanks Richard! I found myself another solution:

System.IO.FileInfo fileInfo = new System.IO.FileInfo(openDlg.FileName);
this.textBoxAttachFile.Text = fileInfo.Length.ToString();

Posted 13-Apr-11 22:54pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Apr-11 0:16am

No! This is just the same.
--SA

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2011-04-13T22:38:00

Solution 1

Looks like you are checking the length of the file's name rather than its content; you probably need this[^].

Posted 13-Apr-11 22:38pm

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Member 7762422 14-Apr-11 4:57am

Thanks Richard! I found myself another solution with your info!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Apr-11 0:15am

@Member 7762422: I'm sorry but saying "I found myself another solution" you tell the lies. I hope this is just a mistake. But check again; and I think you owe Richard your apology.

Richard, you got 5.
--SA

Richard MacCutchan 15-Apr-11 4:27am

Thanks for your vote, and comments. However, this is no big deal and will happen from time to time.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Apr-11 4:36am

Sure, not a big deal as this is most likely just a mistake. However, you are the one to be credited for this answer, just for the sake of truth.
--SA