Hello dear Monks

the script is structured :


if ( $mode eq 'draft') {

  #display an editable draft
}
elsif ( $mode eq 'preview' ) {

  #preview 
}
elsif ( $mode eq 'create' ) {

  my $param_cnt = 0; # number of lines of the output

  print h2( "DEBUG 0 " );

  foreach ( param() ) {
    
    $param_cnt++ if ( $_ =~ /concerne/ );
  }

  print h2( "DEBUG 1 : $param_cnt" );

  # goes on
}

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I'm on win32 apache2.2.8 activestate 5.8.8

the script works until $param_cnt = 120 and then hangs between 'DEBUG 0' and 'DEBUG 1'

I first thought about something like 'MaxParamLenght' but the parameters first go through ( $mode eq 'draft ), then through ( $mode eq 'preview' ).

Any idea ?

Have a nice day.

"There is only one good, namely knowledge, and only one evil, namely ignorance." Socrates

In reply to cgi script works until n+1 parameter by lepetitalbert

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