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Here is some data that I am POSTing to a PHP script. $Data = [ "Something" => "1", "SomethingElse" => "2", "More" => "3", "Exactly1000000" => substr(...

I have to make a POST API (python), where the APP will send the encoded string of a file(base64 encoding) in the request body. But, for a large file, the string length can be very large. Thus, wanting ...

What is the maximum length of a URL for each browser? Is a maximum URL length part of the HTTP specification?

I'm developing a new RESTful webservice for our application. When doing a GET on certain entities, clients can request the contents of the entity. If they want to add some parameters (for example ...

In an HTTP GET request, parameters are sent as a query string: http://example.com/page?parameter=value&also=another In an HTTP POST request, the parameters are not sent along with the URI. Where ...

Is there an accepted maximum allowed size for HTTP headers? If so, what is it? If not, is this something that's server specific or is the accepted standard to allow headers of any size?

I have been getting the nginx error: 413 Request Entity Too Large I have been able to update my client_max_body_size in the server section of my nginx.conf file to 20M and this has fixed the issue. ...

I have json post data with below template { "themeId" : JSONString, "themeName" : JSONString, "tables" : [{ "tableName" : JSONString, "records" : [{ "...

I'm stuck here with file uploading problem. I've searched for answers but found only "increasing post_max_size and upload_max_filesize" suggestion and that doesn't work for me. I can't get large files ...

I've got a html-form with roughly ~1500 input fields* (either text or hidden). The form.action is POST and every inputfield has a unique name (no name=foo[]). Whenever I try to print every variable ...

I know that there is a limit to the size of a json when sending in the request body but I did not find anything concrete.

I have this form which cotains 2 input elements and 1 textarea element. The textarea is not limited and can have really big content. I want to send that data to backend where it will be processed ...

I have a fetch POST that is sending a large JSON object: const body = JSON.stringify(largeItem); // 80MB const request = new Request(uri, { mode: 'cors', method: 'POST', headers: new ...

Using IE6+, what is the maximum amount of text you can POST with a <textarea> before something breaks? Edit: The answer I'm hoping for is "there's no way you could actually type something ...

I'm passing a fairly large (but not huge) Json object using ajax, and writing it to a file using PHP. The $.post command works fine, but the data in the file is truncated (though still in perfect JSON ...