2009

Actually, the limit to how long avariable name can be before WebDNA refuses to interpret it. A formvariabl=e is passed okay (confirmed using[formvariables][name]=3D[value]<br>[/formvariables]) But when I att=empt to use that variable, WebDNA just spits itback as uninterpreted bracketed text. =A0 I know from my problematic vari=able that 51 chars is too long. I can do sometrial and error, but maybe someone wants to chime in on this and confirm =the maximum value.

Thanks

Terry

On Wed, 4 Nov= 2009 19:40:28 -0400
Terry Wilson<terry@terryfic.com> wrote:
> Is there a limit to how long a =variable name can be?
>Specifically thename of a form variable, but how about a
>[text] variable as well?= It appears that there is some
>limit.
>
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