RequestUri Too Large Request URI Too Large
<title>414 Request-uri Too Large</title>
Request-uri Too Large
The requested URL ' s length exceeds the capacity
Limit for the this server.
Request Failed:uri too long
apache/1.3.29 Server at localhost Port 80
There was a problem uploading the data to MySQL.
$SQL = "INSERT into". $tTableName. "Set".
"Ttitle= ' title". Date ("H:i:s"). "',".
"Ttext= ' content". Date ("H:i:s"). "',".
"Ttitle=". $tTitle. "',".
"Ttext=". $tText. "',".
"Tuser= '". $_session["Zhanghu"]. "',".
"Tbkid=". $BKId. "',".
"Tdatetime = '". Date ("Y-m-d h:i:s"). "'";
mysql_query ($SQL);//Perform add operation
Use code alert (ttext.length) to know that Ttext has more than 30,000 lengths when not passed
Because the $ttext is too big,
How to modify server settings to save large content to MySQL?
The internet says it's about this.
This is what's in php.ini.
; Valid Range 0-2147483647. Default = 4096.
; mssql.textlimit = 4096
; Valid Range 0-2147483647. Default = 4096.
; mssql.textsize = 4096
Reply to discussion (solution)
TEXT < POW (2, +) = 64KMEDIUMTEXT < POW (2) = 16MLONGTEXT < POW (2, +) = 4096M
TEXT < POW (2, +) = 64KMEDIUMTEXT < POW (2) = 16MLONGTEXT < POW (2, +) = 4096M
What does that mean?
My Ttext field type is Longtext.
It also successfully saved tens of thousands of words in this field when I managed the database directly in http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/index.php.
But just upload it with your own code.
You don't seem to be clear.
If PHP has obtained $ttext, can not write to the database, you should press the old Xu said set up the database
If the client data, PHP can not get $ttext, depending on the method, get only about 2k, post theory is unlimited, but the actual server settings limit, modify the server settings, or change post to transfer files
You don't seem to be clear.
If PHP has obtained $ttext, can not write to the database, you should press the old Xu said set up the database
If the client data, PHP can not get $ttext, depending on the method, get only about 2k, post theory is unlimited, but the actual server settings limit, modify the server settings, or change post to transfer files
PHP is already $ttext.
Use $ttextlen=strlen ($tText); Get the length of $ttext,
$tTextLen is also a tens of thousands of-big number
What do you mean, modify server settings? How to change? Where to change?
TEXT < POW (2, +) = 64KMEDIUMTEXT < POW (2) = 16MLONGTEXT < POW (2, +) = 4096M
Can you tell me what you want to convey to me?
That's what you're going to look like.
Believe that ordinary people should not understand,
Your response has not been a real problem-solving goal.
If the incoming data is available, then there is no Request-uri Too Large error.
Check to see if the appropriate field type is the type that can hold the content
Your question is not clear in itself.
From where to preach, how to pass, in the middle how to deal with, the problem inside a PHP code page does not, give a result, who answer is by guessing
See your problem so omitted, Lao Xu think you are enough knowledge, so simply point out the problem, but it seems to be a vain
Your attitude is not like a plea for guidance, like the leadership of the order, forget, do not say ...
Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9877744/request-uri-too-large
Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2891574/how-do-i-resolve-a-http-414-request-uri-too-long-error