Enum UploadRejection

Why an upload was rejected.

public enum UploadRejection

Extension Methods: EnumDescriptionExtensions.GetDescription<T>(T)

EnumExtensions.IsDefined<T>(T)

TypeControlExtensions.IsDefaultValue<T>(T)

EnumExtensions.ToByte(Enum)

EnumExtensions.ToUnderlying<T>(Enum)

ObjectControlExtensions.IsNotNull(object?)

ObjectControlExtensions.IsNull(object?)

ObjectControlExtensions.IsNumeric(object?)

ObjectConversionExtensions.ConvertTo<T>(object?, T?)

ObjectConversionExtensions.TryConvertTo<T>(object?, out T?)

Fields

ActiveContent = 10: The SVG contains script, event handlers, embedded HTML, entity declarations or external references, or is too large to scan; or the document carries macros (a macro-enabled type, or a legacy DOC or XLS file with a VBA project) and AllowMacros is false.
CustomRule = 11: A rule from Rules rejected the upload; see Message.
DangerousContent = 6: The content is a program or script, whatever the extension says.
DangerousExtension = 2: The extension belongs to a program or script, for example ".exe", ".js" or ".php", or is in BlockedExtensions.
DoubleExtension = 3: A program or script extension is hidden before the last extension, for example "invoice.php.jpg".
EmptyContent = 5: The content is empty.
ExtensionMismatch = 8: The content does not fit the extension.
InvalidFileName = 1: The file name is empty, too long, starts or ends with a dot or space, or contains a path separator, a colon, a control character or another character Windows does not allow.
None = 0: The upload passed every check.
NotAllowed = 9: The type is not in AllowedTypes.
TooLarge = 12: The file is longer than MaxLength.
UnknownContent = 7: The content type could not be detected and AllowUnknownContent is false.
UnknownExtension = 4: The extension is missing or unknown.