Remove Uploaded File And Give Limit To Upload Files?
Feb 5, 2009
I have used this script for multiple upload using one file control. In this i have give limit for upto 3 times user can upload. also user can remove which is uploaded. But main problem is when user remove last uploaded file than its ok but when user remove first uploaded file and then add new file that time user can upload more than 3 files? Whats the problem I can`t found.
My script is
<script language="jscript" type="text/javascript">
function getCount() {
var cnt = 0;
for ( var i = 0; i < upload_number; i++ ) {
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