I don't think it is possible to pass so much chars in a href, or URL for
the matter. Is it really necessary? Couldn't you first write somewhere
(db/file) those chars and retrieve it later, referencing it on the href?
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Wow, seems pretty obvious now that you've said it, Richard, but then that's
how it always works.
Yes, I can just write it all to a file and then upload that to the server
then can grab it from there with PHP. Ahhh, life is GOOD! Worst case, the
the user will have to click twice, once for the
Thank you for the response Julio! That's what I will do is write to a file
and then upload that file. From there I can have PHP get to that file for
insert/update into a MySQL database.
Thanks much!
Andre
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all you need is a unvisible iframe (IFRAME width=0 height=0
name=framename ... /IFRAME) and give it a name.
then, you do a framename.write('data') with data in this format:
form method=post action=youphpscript.php name=formname
input type=hidden name=youvarname value=youdatatosend
/form
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