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Question : AJAX question.
Dear Experts,
Currently, I have a simple AJAX application which is able to send data from a form to the server for processing using GET or POST. This is all fine if I have a single textbox on my web application. What if my web application has over 10 large textboxes and I want to send all that data to the server using AJAX? How would I go about doing that, I assume GET and POST have data length limits.
Is this where JSON could come into play? For example, create a JSON object, send it to the server for processing, get it process with PHP or ASP.NET, then let the user know that the job is done.
Or am I thinking about this incorrectly. Please advise.
Answer : AJAX question.
If you use POST it will not be a problem, now keep in mind there could be other limitation though for example PHP default file upload limit is 2M, the maximum time for a script to run is 30 seconds.
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