Actually, I wanna send a high resolution image to PHP. I'm sure that the data have been captured, because when I use
$img=file_get_contents("php://input");
$myfile = fopen("test.txt", "w");
fwrite($myfile,$img);
fclose($myfile);
I can see data in test.txt file. And the test.txt file looks like the bellowing one:
No matter the size of my image, I can get the data I want in test.txt.
Everything is fine when image's size is in a normal range like 2MB, and I can save the image locally. But the problem is when my image is too large nothing can be gotten. I use $_POST in PHP like bellowing.
$img = $_POST["hidden_data"];
$board_company = $_POST["cbname"];
Is it because the data is so large that PHP does not have the ability to find anything? It's weird.
EDIT1:
Should I always save data as txt and then get what I what from the txt file? It's a little stupid.
Incidentally, I have modified post_max_size=100M.
