VanBuskirk, Patricia napsal(a):
The info he was trying to submit was 883 characters, including spaces
(counted in Word). Many times, people have very detailed descriptions
they need to send in. Can you think of a way to work around this
limitation? Also, what happened when he tried to submit
varchar maxs out at 255 characters
just for clarification, mysql varchar easily can hold more than 255
characters
(I remember it was the case in ancient 3.x times)
only if one wants to store newlines he must use type text
just my 2 cent
News to me, so I check the docs.
I am starting to believe it is NOT the character length that is causing the
problem. We have received other orders with more in it than that, and they
came in ok. I think there may be something in the input that php does not
like. I've been searching for code that will clean up input,
I am starting to believe it is NOT the character length that is causing the
problem. We have received other orders with more in it than that, and they
came in ok. I think there may be something in the input that php does not
like. I've been searching for code that will clean up input,
It isn't sending to MySql, we use FileMaker Pro 9. A new record did not get
made in the d'base... the confirmation email went out, but wherever info was
supposed to kick back from the d'base (ie. Order number), it showed an
undefined variable error.
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VanBuskirk, Patricia napsal(a):
It isn't sending to MySql, we use FileMaker Pro 9. A new record did not get made in the
d'base... the confirmation email went out, but wherever info was supposed to kick back
from the d'base (ie. Order number), it showed an undefined variable error.
Do you see those apostrophes in that text?
They need to be properly escaped.
Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2007 15:09:52 -0400
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Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] php maximum characters in text field
Here is the exact text he
