Post Array Limit

MastricX

I'm trying to submit a form using POST, but it seems to only accept the first 32 array inputs.

i'm using name="$l[id][link]" as my names and that will return

Array[1](
link="linky!"
)

But it will only do this 32 times and i'm trying to submit around 56 of them. This is an odd problem and i can't figure it out. Cutting up the arry or forms doesn't change that i can only get 32 Array max into $_POST.

HalfaBee

Did you try seeing what was in $_POST?

Try print_r( $_POST );

Without a link or scripts it is hard to make any other offer.

MastricX

Sorry for long responce Email server's been messed up.

Yes print_r($_POST); is what i was using and it would only show me Array[1] to Array[33]
I've searched aroudn and the only limits i find are like 2GB limits and i'm not submiting anything near that much.

bradgrafelman

Any chance you can show us the HTML? I just created a form with 100 checkboxes named checkme[] and all 100 showed up in the $_POST['checkme'] array.

NogDog

MastricX wrote:
...
i'm using name="$l[id][link]" as my names and that will return
...

Is $l a number? If so, the problem might be due to the fact that you would be creating an invalid name value, as the HTML specification says:
[indent]ID and NAME tokens must begin with a letter ([A-Za-z]) and may be followed by any number of letters, digits ([0-9]), hyphens ("-"), underscores ("_"), colons (":"), and periods (".").[/indent]
(From http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/types.html#type-cdata)

Of course, the above would also disallow the use of "[]" in a name, which still seem to work with PHP, so maybe this has nothing to do with anything. :rolleyes:

Perhaps it would help to see the HTML/PHP source for the form and form-handler?

NogDog

PS: You might want to check the value of your post_max_size setting.