Hi,
I have a subform with 50 records. When I'm saving the form that has the subform the windows gets white.
Is this problem because the subform is too big?
Is there a way to solve this issue?
Thank You!
Best Regards,
Rui
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Big Subform
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pickle_jimmy
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Re: Big Subform
Hi Rui,
There is a variable (not very well documented) that you can add to php.ini
max_input_vars
which determins the number of post variables in PHP.
It defaults to 1000, but this may not be enough in your case, and so all the values are not being saved, and the form never gets to the refresh code.
Try adding
max_input_vars = 3000
to your php.ini and restart apache.
Cheers
Pickle Jimmy
There is a variable (not very well documented) that you can add to php.ini
max_input_vars
which determins the number of post variables in PHP.
It defaults to 1000, but this may not be enough in your case, and so all the values are not being saved, and the form never gets to the refresh code.
Try adding
max_input_vars = 3000
to your php.ini and restart apache.
Cheers
Pickle Jimmy
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ruiascensao
- Posts: 177
- Joined: Tue Nov 15, 2011 2:24 pm
Re: Big Subform
Hi Pickle Jimmy,
My php version doesn't support that function.
Any other ideia?
Best Regards,
Rui
My php version doesn't support that function.
Any other ideia?
Best Regards,
Rui
BR
Rui
Rui
Re: Big Subform
Rui,
You have to work within the confines of your web server and browser, this is not a nuBuilder thing, maybe rethink displaying theses 50 records in a browse not a subform.
Steven
You have to work within the confines of your web server and browser, this is not a nuBuilder thing, maybe rethink displaying theses 50 records in a browse not a subform.
Steven