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HELP!!! Wierd CF 9.02 issue when "to many" form fields are posted in "post" method

New Here ,
Jul 30, 2012 Jul 30, 2012

So we just installed cf9.02 64 bit on all brand new windows server 2003 machines and migrated all code over and we have run into the wierdest (and very dead on the water) issue, any form posting to a cf templae with a "large" amount of fields using method = "post"  barfs, works fine with method = "get" or with a smaller amount of fields.  Here are some "basic" examples I pulled out of our app:

https://dev1.mystudentsprogress.com/testposting/smallform.html --> this is using method = "post" and works fine with a small number of fields, click save and it calls a cf template that simply says "index.cfm here"

https://dev1.mystudentsprogress.com/testposting/formget.html ---> this is using method = "get" and also works fine, click save  and it calls a cf template that simply says "index.cfm here"

https://dev1.mystudentsprogress.com/testposting/formpost.html --> this is using method = "post" and it barfs, click save and you get an error 500 page

And once this happens the "next" call for even the succesfull pages returns a blank page i.e. go here:

https://dev1.mystudentsprogress.com/testposting/smallform.html and click save

No go here again and click save:

https://dev1.mystudentsprogress.com/testposting/smallform.html


...there is nothing in any of the CF logs indicating any kind of errors, it just flat barfs on forms with post method and a large amount of fields, clearly a MAJOR issue as our app has lots ot screens with lots of fields!!

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Enthusiast , Jul 31, 2012 Jul 31, 2012

You might investigate the postParametersLimit and postSizeLimit values in your server's neo-runtime.xml file.  I suspect you'll need to increase the values for those two settings.  Remember to back up this file before making any changes. You will need to restart the CF server to apply any changes made to the settings in this file.

See the CF 9.0.2 release notes for more information: http://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/release-note/coldfusion-9-0-update-2.html

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Enthusiast ,
Jul 31, 2012 Jul 31, 2012

You might investigate the postParametersLimit and postSizeLimit values in your server's neo-runtime.xml file.  I suspect you'll need to increase the values for those two settings.  Remember to back up this file before making any changes. You will need to restart the CF server to apply any changes made to the settings in this file.

See the CF 9.0.2 release notes for more information: http://helpx.adobe.com/coldfusion/release-note/coldfusion-9-0-update-2.html

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Enthusiast ,
Jul 31, 2012 Jul 31, 2012

To clarify.  I would increase the postParametersLimit  value to handle a larger number of form fields.  I would increase the postSizeLimit to handle large form submissions, such as when uploading (posting) files from client to server.

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New Here ,
Jul 31, 2012 Jul 31, 2012

Yep that was it the postParametersLimit setting default of 100 was not high enough for our large data input forms

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May 12, 2015 May 12, 2015
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