More php issues!*!*!

Question

I have a form which uploads an image to a folder on the server.....everything works on the Mac platform.
Client say they cant upload the same file that I can!*!*!*
This is the bit of the php that checks the file is under 100k and is a jpg image.
elseif (($_FILES["file"]["size"] > 102400) or ($_FILES["file"]["type"] != "image/jpeg")) {
$error = "Please check file size is under 100kb and is a jpg.";
Does a pc require any additional jpg formats to check against??
Cheers
Os

Answer 1

Murray *ACP* wrote:
They havent said what browser version but I just assumed php is independant of browser versions, no?
Of course PHP is - it's executed on the server.  But the file's mime type is determined by the local browser before triggering the upload!  That's where the browser dependency can come in.  It would be a good idea to ask your client what browser they are using to find out.
($_FILES["file"]["type"] == "image/pjpeg"))
That's what IE7 uses for progressive jpeg images.  It should be a simple enough matter to include that in your list of acceptible mime types.
IE !*!*!
Yeah, I'll just insert it after the other type and see if that corrects the issue. Hopefully it will or I'll buy the client a Mac then I can finally move onward and upwards. What's the betting it will upset something else though, seems to have been one step forward and two back.
elseif (($_FILES["file"]["size"] > 102400)
or ($_FILES["file"]["type"] != "image/jpeg")
or ($_FILES["file"]["type"] != "image/pjpeg")) {
$error = "Please check file size is under 100kb and is a jpg.";