hey, just wondering if anyone has ever used this module to validate uploaded files. i'm building this simple image upload script for my users and somehow when i try to use this module it doesnt work~! =( i don't kno if its my newbie skills or its because its still considered beta? has anyone got this module to work?

heres my following code that is inside the profile

required => [qw/
                image_name
                artist
            /],

            optional => [qw/
                email
                summary
            /],                           
    # In a Data::FormValidator Profile:
    validator_packages => [qw(Data::FormValidator::Constraints::Upload
+)],
    constraints => {
        image_name => [
            {
                constraint_method => 'file_max_bytes',
                params => [\200],
            },

         ],
    },

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when i try to upload a file bigger then 200 bytes it still uploads and gives me no errors! i'm also 100% sure i installed the modules corrently. -thanks tanger

In reply to has anyone ever used Data::FormValidator::Upload? by tanger

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