Well, it's a GET too, so if you have a lot of info it will get truncated
at some point (I think around 1024 chars) anyway.
However, this is also probably your saving grace. Get the info from
REQUEST_URI instead of QUERY_STRING. If you don't have access to the cgi
code, then wrap it with a script
A quick dump->logfile of the httpd %ENV revealed the truncatated QUERY_STRING while
the REQUEST_URI show the entire string intact. This tells me the collector app
(which is a Windows based app, not html) is not sending anything as hex.
I think I am screwed :-)
QUERY_STRING =
FirstName=John&Last
On Tue, Sep 05, 2000 at 03:59:41PM -0500, Robert Canary wrote:
| I have a situation here where I do not have access to a Internet
| Installer code. The problem is if the user types a # symbol in the data
| collection (e.g. Apt #12) then Apache truncates everything after the #
| symbol, resulting
Hi,
I have a situation here where I do not have access to a Internet
Installer code. The problem is if the user types a # symbol in the data
collection (e.g. Apt #12) then Apache truncates everything after the #
symbol, resulting in an incomplete list of data needed to process the
query.
As I m
