maximum parameter size for a post
Posted: Fri Jun 21, 2002 9:07 am
I am trying to insert the entire play 'Hamlet' from a php form into
mysql. The text is 185482 bytes. I paste this into a textarea.
<textarea name='content' rows='30' cols='40'></textarea>
and the php called by the form does not seem to get the 'content'
parameter as this if returns false ie. 'content' is empty.
<?php if(!empty($_POST['content'])){
If I take just half of the play 88929 bytest everything works fine.
So I assume I am running into a php limit here on the size of a
parameter I can pass in a post.
I am running php with apache by the way.
Anybody now what the limit is, and how to get around it?
Should I do an upload instead?
-thanks
mysql. The text is 185482 bytes. I paste this into a textarea.
<textarea name='content' rows='30' cols='40'></textarea>
and the php called by the form does not seem to get the 'content'
parameter as this if returns false ie. 'content' is empty.
<?php if(!empty($_POST['content'])){
If I take just half of the play 88929 bytest everything works fine.
So I assume I am running into a php limit here on the size of a
parameter I can pass in a post.
I am running php with apache by the way.
Anybody now what the limit is, and how to get around it?
Should I do an upload instead?
-thanks