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[SOLVED] Are there limits on the amount of data that can be posted via an ASP Form?
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[SOLVED] Are there limits on the amount of data that can be posted via an ASP Form?
I have been working on a page to make ticket reservations online.
The "customer" completes a simple form that then posts this information to a second page. This second page does two things: 1. Enters this information into a databaseIt appeared to be losing some of the posted data when I was carrying out tests on it. Initially I thought that it might be the e-mailer code that was causing this problem, upon removing it the problem persisted. I then decided to remove database code incase the problem was related to that code however this has still not resolved the problem. As such the second page has now become a simple page to display what data has been posted. You can view the page at www.camjazz.co.uk/reserve2.asp?ID=7 and the page it posts to www.camjazz.co.uk/rev.asp It only appears to lose the show price, I have been led to believe by other sources that I may be trying to post too much data via the form. Please can anyone help me to resolve this error. |
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Re: Are there limits on the amount of data that can be posted via an ASP Form?
I don't think the data is lost!
Maybe It's your calculation error! The second page does not get the show price value from the first page. You have to make a asp calculation in your second page in order to get the show price value. Maybe something like this:
Last Blog Entry: ASP Programming Tips and Technique (Oct 26th, 2007)
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Re: Are there limits on the amount of data that can be posted via an ASP Form?
Sure but at the present the second page (www.camjazz.co.uk/rev.asp) does not make any calculations It just displays the data posted to it.
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Re: Are there limits on the amount of data that can be posted via an ASP Form?
Hai Phil,
After looking your code line by line, I notice the typing error occur in line 247 of your code:
Last Blog Entry: ASP Programming Tips and Technique (Oct 26th, 2007)
Last edited by Monie; Oct 26th, 2007 at 03:13. |
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Re: Are there limits on the amount of data that can be posted via an ASP Form?
Hi Monie,
You're absolutely correct, thats what was causing the error and here was me looking for something complex to be the reason, I'm a complete idiot. Directly infront of me I'm going to write in BIG BOLD letters KISS Principle (Keep It Simple Stupid Principle) & Ockham's Razor. Basically a reminder to keep things simple and the simplest answer/cause is probably the one. BTW anyone interested can now view the fully functional and working reservations page at www.camjazz.co.uk/reservations.asp the second part is the same URL as before but now has some additional code to prevent posts without all of the necessary data. Thanks yet again for helping me out monie |
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Re: Are there limits on the amount of data that can be posted via an ASP Form?
No sweat Phil.
With Great power, comes a Great responsibilities, I would say... Good luck with your sites..
Last Blog Entry: ASP Programming Tips and Technique (Oct 26th, 2007)
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