On Jan 31, 2008, at 11:00 AM, Dave Mennenoh wrote:
I've been looking and looking and cannot find the info... I am
trying to send an array containing many thousands of entries to a
php page for db storage. However when I get too much info into a
loadvars property, it just stops working and sits there. What's the
max I can send in one LV property? I am doing toString() on the
array, but I guess I need to break the array into multiple arrays -
just wondering what granularity if best for speed and such.
Make sure you are using POST.
POST and GET is limited to 2048 characters (in IE) in the request
URL. If you are using POST, you need to ensure that the POST data is
in the header of the transaction and not in the URL itself.
IE, with loadVars, you send the request to a URL. The variables
defined in the timeline where the loadVars is occurring is what gets
added to the request header (if I understand the process correctly).
If you're appending all these variables to the URL, it will not work.
cheers,
jon
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