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Hi Jerry. I wish you were right. However, this is a limit on request_content. You can read a bit about it in the link in the yellow panel above.
Notice in the lotusscript the first if is:
if doc.HasItem("Request_Content") then
If you send more than 64KB this if "fails" and it goes to the else clause which prints an error.
Instead of the Request_Content field when posting large amounts of data there's Request_Content_000 etc. Useful. Not.
You probably are right about the limit on evaluate but it won't come in to play in this case as the code won't get that far ;o)
Jake
Hi Jerry. I wish you were right. However, this is a limit on request_content. You can read a bit about it in the link in the yellow panel above.
Notice in the lotusscript the first if is:
if doc.HasItem("Request_Content") then
If you send more than 64KB this if "fails" and it goes to the else clause which prints an error.
Instead of the Request_Content field when posting large amounts of data there's Request_Content_000 etc. Useful. Not.
You probably are right about the limit on evaluate but it won't come in to play in this case as the code won't get that far ;o)
Jake