[2012-07-11 16:56 UTC] danny at tibibi dot com

Description:
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The documentation - http://us3.php.net/manual/en/session.upload-progress.php -for the Session Upload Progress feature says that if you set $_SESSION[$key]["cancel_upload"] to TRUE, then it will cancel the current file being processed, and all pending files.

This is not what I am experiencing. Instead, it cancels the current file, but the pending files still go through, unless you set $_SESSION[$key]["cancel_upload"] to TRUE again and again at the time that each file is being processed.

Also, what I understood from the documentation is that if you set $_SESSION[$key]["cancel_upload"] to TRUE, then it stops the current file and all pending files, therefore stopping the request from processing any further. I'm not sure if I'm right in assuming this, but it is definitely not the case. Instead, the complete request finishes (this could be long if the files are large), and then the $_FILES array has its error set to UPLOAD_ERR_EXTENSION for all files that were canceled.

It would be nice if setting $_SESSION[$key]["cancel_upload"] to TRUE actually stopped the request entirely from being processed any further, so this way it could save the user from waiting long periods of time for nothing.