With POST I don't know any size restrictions.
We have used post requests to upload several hundred KBytes.
With GET there are size restrictions which are limited by
the browser, the http server and sometimes even by the
proxies between the browser and your web server.
The limit is typically a
Hi Ralph,
Sorry for not having explained well, but what I exactly do is:
What I exactly do is:
FORM NAME=form1 ACTION=javascript:myFunc() METHOD=post
INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=myQuery VALUE=myquery
...
/FORM
and in my javascript file:
function myFunc() {
myWin =
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Hi Ralph,
Sorry for not having explained well, but what I exactly do is:
What I exactly do is:
FORM NAME=form1 ACTION
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Hi Ralph,
Sorry for not having explained well, but what I exactly do is:
What I exactly do is:
FORM NAME=form1 ACTION=javascript:myFunc() METHOD=post
INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=myQuery VALUE=myquery
NAME=query VALUE=myquery
...
/FORM
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Hi Ralph,
Sorry
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Hi Ralph,
I don't understand your solution. I think WindowForm1 is
the var which,
in your javascript, you do
If szData is the content of your textarea
your are just doing a get.
To post something you need a form with method=post
The Post request has no maximal size (at least none
that I know). Get is limited by apache by some 1400
bytes, what the spec says I haven't looked for.
