I see no where in the configuration where I can restrict the file type nor the size of the upload file. I don't want users to be able to upload a 100MB tif for example.
The maximum upload size can be set in your web.config (in system.web section set <httpRuntime maxRequestLength="1048576" />, the length is in bytes).
If you want to restrict the file types, you will need to handle that in code, there is a config file that lets you define what to do with each file type. You could cancel the media creation if the file is of a particular type.
How do I restrict the files that can be uploaded?
I see no where in the configuration where I can restrict the file type nor the size of the upload file. I don't want users to be able to upload a 100MB tif for example.
The maximum upload size can be set in your web.config (in system.web section set <httpRuntime maxRequestLength="1048576" />, the length is in bytes).
If you want to restrict the file types, you will need to handle that in code, there is a config file that lets you define what to do with each file type. You could cancel the media creation if the file is of a particular type.
What config file is it that lets you define what to do with each file type.
You can find the file in /config/MultipleFileUpload.config
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