Re: Record size-suggestion

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1998

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 18264
interpreted = N
texte = >Are you using the plug-in or the CGI? Which version? Depending upon which>server/version you are using, the CGI may cut all POST's off around 32K>due to a limitation on the amount of data sent with an AppleEvent. In>general, however, there's not a limit to the size of a field.>>John.>>>It's seems like any text beyond 32k is gone....why ? Is there an actual>>limit there or ?>>>>PowerPalleMay I make a suggestion. Type your news in a word processor. No limit tosize. Create the data base record that relates to the new news article andpull it into the middle of your page or where you want it to be pulled intowith the [include] tag. I think the largest file I pull in via the includeis around 421K. (I can here Grant shuddered at that file size all the wayfrom San Diego) The file name and folder name of the articles I pull incomes from a database and with anarchie doing the ftp with it's drag anddrop ftp from the client box it is a snap to add files. If you create thefiles on a mac, don't save as a text file via MSword, you get one longstring of text and no returns. Either save as html, text with line breaksor msdos text. Of course we serve the files two ways, embedded into anhtml doc, or served from our replication server as a straight text file soI can't wrap [convertchars] around it. If you stay within an html doc, Ithink the [convertchars] fixes the problems of a plain text file created ona Mac.===============================================Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 702.850.2900 Fx: 702.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com=============================================== Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Record size-suggestion (Gary Richter 1998)

>Are you using the plug-in or the CGI? Which version? Depending upon which>server/version you are using, the CGI may cut all POST's off around 32K>due to a limitation on the amount of data sent with an AppleEvent. In>general, however, there's not a limit to the size of a field.>>John.>>>It's seems like any text beyond 32k is gone....why ? Is there an actual>>limit there or ?>>>>PowerPalleMay I make a suggestion. Type your news in a word processor. No limit tosize. Create the data base record that relates to the new news article andpull it into the middle of your page or where you want it to be pulled intowith the [include] tag. I think the largest file I pull in via the includeis around 421K. (I can here Grant shuddered at that file size all the wayfrom San Diego) The file name and folder name of the articles I pull incomes from a database and with anarchie doing the ftp with it's drag anddrop ftp from the client box it is a snap to add files. If you create thefiles on a mac, don't save as a text file via MSword, you get one longstring of text and no returns. Either save as html, text with line breaksor msdos text. Of course we serve the files two ways, embedded into anhtml doc, or served from our replication server as a straight text file soI can't wrap [convertchars] around it. If you stay within an html doc, Ithink the [convertchars] fixes the problems of a plain text file created ona Mac.===============================================Gary Richter PanaVise Products, Inc. 7540 Colbert Dr. Reno, Nevada 89511 Ph: 702.850.2900 Fx: 702.850.2929 Email: grichter@panavise.com http://www.panavise.com=============================================== Gary Richter

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Re: Record size-suggestion

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