Re: URL too long



Tatiana Lloret Iglesias wrote:

but the problem is that i cannot modify form html code because it's a
public external website ....
If the QUERY_STRING is too long for the URL, your only option is to use POST.

GET will allow for "canned" queries--that is, you can create a link that will execute the query on the server.

POST, however, will require a form and its fields to be populated. When you click Submit, the data will be sent to the server and the query executed. Just try it and see if it works.

I am curious to know... How did you derive the QUERY_STRING for your URL? If it's too long to be used in the URL, then it's not likely that you came by the string at the web site you're trying to use it at.
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