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@DarkFish: &nbsp;thanks. &nbsp;I was hoping there was a function that would temporarily call / manipulate the Suhosin settings. &nbsp;But it's not looking like there is. &nbsp;Which makes sense I guess... &nbsp;Thanks for clarifying.
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@DarkFish:  thanks.  I was hoping there was a function that would temporarily call / manipulate the Suhosin settings.  But it's not looking like there is.  Which makes sense I guess...  Thanks for clarifying.

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Can you break your form into parts so fewer post vars get submitted at one time? With one form that I created, I have a form with all the registration information for our website and after you click on submit, you get the payment form. Maybe you could do something similar with your form?<br />
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Can you break your form into parts so fewer post vars get submitted at one time? With one form that I created, I have a form with all the registration information for our website and after you click on submit, you get the payment form. Maybe you could do something similar with your form?



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I have a HTML form with over 200 inputs. &nbsp;It appears the max var for my $_POST array is set at 200. &nbsp;Is there a way to temporarily adjust the max vars without editing php.ini? &nbsp;I am working on a shared server.
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I have a HTML form with over 200 inputs.  It appears the max var for my $_POST array is set at 200.  Is there a way to temporarily adjust the max vars without editing php.ini?  I am working on a shared server.

Can I increase the max vars of my POST array without editing the php.ini file?

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