It will help to avoid checking the file extension in server, if the JavaScript is enabled in the browser.
We use a form for file uploading. The form is similar as follows.
<form name="a">
<input type="file" name="shw_image" id="shw_image" onchange="validateFileExtension(this.value)"/>
<input type="hidden" name="tmp_img" id="tmp_img" value="" />
</form>
Next using the JavaScript function we can find out the file extension. We are calling this function in the onchange event of the file filed.<input type="file" name="shw_image" id="shw_image" onchange="validateFileExtension(this.value)"/>
<input type="hidden" name="tmp_img" id="tmp_img" value="" />
</form>
The JavaScript function is as follows.
function validateFileExtension(fld)
{
document.getElementById("tmp_img").value= fld;
var ext = fld;
ext = ext.substring(ext.length-3,ext.length);
ext = ext.toLowerCase();
if((ext != 'jpg')&&(ext != 'gif')&&(ext != 'png')&&(ext != 'jpeg'))
{
alert('You selected a .'+ ext + ' file; \n please select a .jpg/.gif/.png/.jpeg image file');
document.frm.product_image.focus();
document.frm.product_image.value="";
document.getElementById("tmp_img").value="";
return false;
}
}
This function alerts a message if we select a file with the extension other than jpg, gif, png and jpeg.
{
document.getElementById("tmp_img").value= fld;
var ext = fld;
ext = ext.substring(ext.length-3,ext.length);
ext = ext.toLowerCase();
if((ext != 'jpg')&&(ext != 'gif')&&(ext != 'png')&&(ext != 'jpeg'))
{
alert('You selected a .'+ ext + ' file; \n please select a .jpg/.gif/.png/.jpeg image file');
document.frm.product_image.focus();
document.frm.product_image.value="";
document.getElementById("tmp_img").value="";
return false;
}
}
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