May 30th, 2009, 11:33 AM
Neat...!
Well, first off, there's no limitation in the code on the amount of data that can be submitted and processed by Form Tools, so most likely this is a server restriction.
I'd suggest looking at your phpinfo file (to create one, just upload a .php file to your server with this content:
Then look over that file for post_max_size or anything else that looks likely. If you can find something that looks restrictive, fire off an email to your hosting provider to ask if they can increase it.
How much data are you posting, by the way? I think the default max size is like 2MB of info, which is plenty for most cases.
- Ben
Well, first off, there's no limitation in the code on the amount of data that can be submitted and processed by Form Tools, so most likely this is a server restriction.
I'd suggest looking at your phpinfo file (to create one, just upload a .php file to your server with this content:
PHP Code:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Then look over that file for post_max_size or anything else that looks likely. If you can find something that looks restrictive, fire off an email to your hosting provider to ask if they can increase it.
How much data are you posting, by the way? I think the default max size is like 2MB of info, which is plenty for most cases.
- Ben