Background...
I'm using Handsontable.js to enable a user to manipulate a large number of rows of data. There are 4 columns represented in the object below as 'id' , 'order' ,'no' , and 'name'. When a user is satisfied with their edits, they will click a button and the data should be sent via ajax for processing. The data looks like ...
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[id] => 194
[drawing] => Array
(
[order] =>
[no] => A0001
[name] => -
)
)
)
Problem...
the data object contains 464 elements (this number will vary greatly). Only 250 are received by the PHP script.
The Javascript....
function reorder(){
var stuff = hot1.getData();
$.ajax({
url: '/php/listorder_processes.php',
type: 'POST',
data: { value: stuff },
success: function(result) {
console.log(result);
}
});
}
and the PHP...
$result = $_POST['value']
$count = count($result);
echo $count;
The result in the console is 250, while again 400+ items were sent.
My php.ini file has a post_max_size of 2000M - I dont think this is the issue.
I have considered comparing the original data object (that defines the data for the table) with the new data object (that which has been modified) - and only sending the pieces that have changed for processing, but the likelihood of that exceeding 250 is 100% - so I'm kind of stuck here.
Stringifying the object did not work.
Some similar posts also point to max_input_vars, but I'm not quite sure that's the problem either.
Scratch it - max input vars was the issue.
Thanks.
