I am using userdata.save to save sum info.I have found that there are size and number limits for the userdata storage area. What will happen if I will try to save and userdata storage area will be full. Is there a way to ensure that my data will be saved.
View RepliesI'm at the end of developing an application. There's one form that the user can dynamically administer (add fields and remove them), and that form has at least 40 fields, plus the others that the user will add him/her self.
I let them test it and there is about 100 fields in this one form (with all my hidden fields for state maintanance and such, I use about 10 for various things).
My problem is that I cannot send the data to the server in IE (the most commonly used browser), but I can fine in FIREFOX. It'd be nice if everyone used FIREFOX, but no one who will use this application does.
I did a little research and I guess IE tops out at the CONTENT_LENGTH at 2083. I figured that was for passing name/value pairs via GET. My appp is sending 2796+. Sometimes over 3000, but even if I send it via POST IE won't send the request.
I'm testing with faux form with up wards of 3000 form elements and those don't seem to have any problem submitting. What could I be doing wrong?
We run a service for children who are off school for medical reasons,and we had a web-site that allows them to "submit" their work to teachers for marking. The site uses ASP code to upload the files into student folders and the staff retrieve it.
It all works perfectly for smaller files, but if a student attempts to upload a file larger than 1Mb they get "Request object error 'ASP 0104 :80004005' ".This appears to be due to a limit on the size of uploaded files (or the request objects that contain them), with a solution as described on thissite (amongst others):
http://www.dmxzone.com/ShowDetail.asp?NewsId=5424
As our site is hosted by a commercial hosting company, and we can't configure IIS,I was wondering whether there was a way to up the limit through code,like you can change the time-out period using Server.ScriptTimeOut?
I've been reading where browsers can limit cookie sizes to 4K. I have a cookie-based cart and one customer that wants to put 50+ items in the cart. It works fine down around 30 items. Is it possible to raise that limit?
View Replies View RelatedI was wanting to use the content rotator component to randomly change news articles that i've placed at the bottom of my site's pages.
<%
dim cr
Set cr=Server.CreateObject("MSWC.ContentRotator")
response.write(cr.ChooseContent("buyart.txt"))
set cr=nothing
%>
Is there a limit to how much content you can include in one html string?
I tried the following and it was fine: Code:
one of my websites has been gaining a lot more traffic lately, its 350 unique visitors a day and rising about 90% a month. I would like to know how long I can keep using an access database using Jet dsn less connection.
the site has main product database as well as a news and article database etc. I would prefer to keep running on the current setup for as long as possible. Does anyone know the limits? My next upgrade will be either SQL Server or MySQL.
I had to make a webpage by "modifying" from other www resources script for an intranet calendar page which contain clickable data for different dates from an Access file.
Adaptation successful (after lots of trial+errors) ... but the loading SPEED is over 7 seconds. IIS 5.0. for IE6.0.
How to find out the limits of the asp page?
--- how to find out how many simultaneous hits can it sustains?
--- how to speed it up?
I have read the MS 25+ tips to improve performance & style article but I cannot do much from there and it is not easy to add the response dot flush as the table of the calendar is generated from loops within loops within loops (many if then else).