Re: FN-FORUM: Forms

date posted 8th September 2007 20:11

Yeah, if memory serves, POST has a limit of about 10K (that could just
be my memory pulling a figure out of the air, though). The POST method
definitely has a limit, though - that's why if you're doing a file
upload, you need to make sure that the MIMEtype is multi-part.

Hmm, that's a thought - you could try doing that, making it like a file
upload...

Me.


Nathan Croker wrote:
> An Update...
>
> Looks like somewhere or another it couldn't handle such a big form. I split
> the form up into 2 sections (on 2 different pages) and it worked...
>
> But if anyone has any other ideas, let me know!
>
> Regards,
> Nathan Croker
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> Heya!
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> I’ve been trying to work out why half of my form won’t ‘POST’ anymore. It
> worked around a week ago (and I have done nothing to it since).
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> The form is created dynamically in PHP, with a field for a ‘score’ in each
> ‘event’ (around 200 people, 8 events). Half of it gets submitted while the
> other half doesn’t and I can not understand why!
>
> If the submit button is at the bottom of the form, it doesn’t work, and if
> it is at the top of the form, it does.
>
> The form is complete from to with no breaks in between.
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> I’ve tried it in Internet Exploder 7 and Firefox, both with the same output.
> There are around 1,200+ form fields in the form.
>
> Any help would be appreciated, I can post coding if required.
>
> Regards,
> Nathan Croker
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