Re: Getting Attachment Size

2008-04-24 Thread Steve
Perhaps you can use this information --

Q: I know that when you use a filter to set an attachment field (not pool)
to a character field that it gives you 3 pieces of information. It looks
like this: 85188;80080;C:\Documents and Settings\My Documents\Adobe\myPEHP
Agreement.pdf. I know the first number is the size and the last is the full
file name. What is the second number?

A: typedef struct ARAttachStruct
{
   char *name;/* name of attachment */
   ARLong32  origSize;/* pre-compression number of bytes */
   ARLong32  compSize;/* post-compression number of bytes */
   ARLocStruct   loc; /* how to locate attachment content */

}  ARAttachStruct;

ie compressed size.



In short, set fields to a char field, read from attachment field. Parse the
char field to find out attachment size.

Then error out on save/modify in filter if size  allowed size.



On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 11:23 PM, Frank Caruso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

 ** Is there anyway to get the size of a file in an attachment field? I
 would like to check the size of the file to ensure that it will fit before
 the user clicks Save.

 Thank you
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Getting Attachment Size

2008-04-11 Thread Frank Caruso
Is there anyway to get the size of a file in an attachment field? I would
like to check the size of the file to ensure that it will fit before the
user clicks Save.

Thank you

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