Limit File type attachments  in I-Supplier portal

Hello:
We are on Release 12.1.3 in I-Supplier Portal.
We want to limit the supplier to only attach PDF and DOCX documents in the system.
How do we do this ?
Yesh
PS: In recruitment, there is a lookup value called IRC_ALLOWED_FILE_TYPES that lets us define
the allowed file types. But I could not find anything for Procurement.
Yesh

Hi
Has anybody knows how to limit file type attachments in I-Supplier Portal.
We do not want the suppliers to be uploading jpeg, mp3 files .....
Yesh

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