File browse - granularity of maximum file size

Scott Wesley

Hi,

If I set a limit on the maximum file size property of a file browse item to 1900000/1024, this translates to a property of

data-max-file-size="1855.46875"

There are numerous sizes reports for a particular file in windows, but this appears to validate my file size base on the 'Size' value when viewing file properties

1899008/1024 is 1854 and succeeds.

1902080/1024 is 1857 and fails.

However, the client side validation message the appears on the page rounds to 2mb, with a message of:

File is too large. Maximum file size is 2 MB.

In our view this is significantly different to apparent size the user sees for the file.

Is there any way to give this message more granularity?

I suspect no, since this comes from displayFileSize() JS function in widget.fileBrowser.js, which would even round 1550 to 2mb.

This is in APEX 20.2

Scott

Scott Wesley

A workaround is to modify the message after it's displayed.

Create a DA on change of the file browser item, then run this JavaScript

if ($('#P5_FILE_error').text().substr(0,18) == 'File is too large.')
 $('#P5_FILE_error').text('&P5_LIMIT_SIZE_MSG.')

Where the msg item is pre-calculated to display what I want

I used the same mechanism to tidy the display of a File Types violation.