:-) Other than infinity, very little in this universe is unlimited.

But I don't think that's the major issue here. Your output appears to have a variety of markup (<ul> and <li, for example) whose source is not apparent.

Update3 (.oO This one must have really bugged me, especially after the reply re enctype and multi-part.) Note also that the markup shown in your initial (input) example is missing a few tags... such as <body>. What's more, the cgi shown has no plausible nexus to the name in the form action which is "spellchecker.pl". Tentative conclusion: Information presented is ne what's really extant.

Perhaps more information about your form would be helpful. Oops. found in the input stanza.

Update2: Searching with big G, found several references (of unknown accuracy) to use of config for Apache to limit max-length of text-area input. But I have not found that documented in Apache itself (yet?).

And, OT, if you're letting (unknown) users input whatever they chose, without taint checking and other precautions, you're begging to lose more than just parts of their submissions.

In reply to Re: Perl truncating HTML form input by ww
in thread Perl truncating HTML form input by sstevens

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