Can you send me a very small example of your dataset and how you are setting it's query type?
I will try to reproduce it in the current trunk release.
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On 9/6/06, Mike at TOL23Design <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hallo people !I am in somewhat of a bind..I have developed a fairly large form with a couple of hundred fields and I submit it fine when I use the app in Firefox.IE however, will not tolerate character strings over 2038, so does not even send a request, as revealed my headers proxy debugger thingy.This also shows me that despite trying to set the 'setQueryType' to POST, the request when it goes from FF is still a GET.This is a solo-deployed app. and I think I read that this is a known bug, that the setQueryType does not activate under SOLO...Any thoughts on the best approach to fixing this ? (and saving the relationship with my client, lol :)..Naturally, I am lax to break up the form into several seperate ones, although I could do that transparently, and have the submit button submit them all at once.This would be rather cumbersome on the php, which would need to be rewritten somewhat.Any thoughts/hacks on how I might achieve my goal most efficiently ?Thanks for everything !Mike,
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