Greg,

Make sure your form method is set as "POST" and not "GET". You may
have just inadvertantly set it this way (as I think some editors
insert the "GET" as a default.

Dean

On 10/25/07, Greg benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have you ever had a problem with a form post being too long?
>
> I am trying to post a form that uses fckeditor to post a large amount of rich 
> text.  5000+ chars.  I have also tried this with out fck editor and just a 
> normal textarea and still get the problem.  If the chars is small then the 
> post works.  I have read that different brioswers have url lenght limist, but 
> this is in a form post so it shouldnt be in the url. Am I missing something 
> that is making the form data end up in the url?
>
> I get a error that says url too long.  this appears to be a browser error and 
> not a cfm or web server error.
>
> I increased the limit in the cf admin to 1000 MB per post and still had the 
> same error.  (I set that back to a lower amount after testing)
>
> The setup/environment:
>
> I am using the post method in the form, cfserver 7.02 enterprise, windows 
> server 2000, have tried it with IE6 and the latest firefox.  IE wont even 
> submit the form, and firefox gives the error. Also using a standard submit 
> buttton, and have tried with a button calling the submit via javascript
>
> After the post with a smaller amount of data all the data is in the url of 
> the address bar.  Is there a way to block that so the form post isnt in the 
> url? I havent had this problem before.
>
> Any feedback would be great
> Thanks
> Greg
>
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