I've found that you can overload the XML object within flash<
We aren't using XML.
I'm not saying you could use XML, but what you can do is overload the
XML object and you can write whatever you like to your POST data. This
may be able to get around whatever limit you are hitting (or maybe not).
This is an XML object, but I've hacked it to send a normal querystring:
http://ubergeek.tv/code/RawPost.as
querystring as you like?<
So is no limit using this method? Looks like we're heading towards
250KB in a hurry.
If you are using POST, I'd imagine that there isn't any limit on the
data you are sending, unless there is an imposed limit by flash that I
don't know about. If someone who sends large POST data on the list could
clarify, that'd be wonderful, but I'm going to go out on a limb and say
that you should NOT be running into a limit on POST data size.
Chris
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