Have you tried to make use of the cgi param 'REQUEST_CONTENT'? This param should have the capacity to hold the amount of data that you are asking for.
I had a Domino DB where I didn't want to give the users 'Author' access right, but still I would like them to post forms in that particular database. (I know it sounds strange...) However, the solution to this was to create a static page (or HTML file) containing the form. The submission of the form (a POST) is handled by an LotusScript agent that retrives the form data by using something like:
Hi Jake!
Have you tried to make use of the cgi param 'REQUEST_CONTENT'? This param should have the capacity to hold the amount of data that you are asking for.
I had a Domino DB where I didn't want to give the users 'Author' access right, but still I would like them to post forms in that particular database. (I know it sounds strange...) However, the solution to this was to create a static page (or HTML file) containing the form. The submission of the form (a POST) is handled by an LotusScript agent that retrives the form data by using something like:
set doc = session.documentcontext
strPostData = doc.GetItemValue("Request_content")(0)
myVar = ExtractParam(strPostData,"quote") 'extract the field data