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Answered my own question using html. XY (at least on Windows 10, and I suspect everywhere) is using IE version 7.

This was useful enough to me that I'm going to put it in another post.

While you're implementing this low priority thing, any chance we could add scripted information too?

Any particular version of IE? Or the one currently installed on my machine?

And thank you.

And yes, I meant Javascript.

I don't know if this is a wish, or if I've messed up a setting. It seems like when I used to do a search, when I closed the tab (either with the 'x' on the side or ctrl-w) that the tab where the search originated was the next tab shown after close. Currently, it's the following tab, which had nothin...

No clue either, admin, which is why I used my own form to count bytes rather than just shove data into a single field. Wanted to see where I was wasting space partly - and anything else unusual that I didn't know about.

So, basically, the final answer is approximately <2080 characters of url encoded text at two bytes per character. For some things, this is pretty short. So, to estimate if a form is likely to submit, and if it's primarily an informational form that may or may not require editing in several fields,on...

I don't know for what, but I thought it would be interesting. Certainly didn't take much time to look at.

And yes, I use test code all the time, of course.

Here are my results: STRLEN HTML RETURNED SUCCESSFULLY: Total for Form: 9321 Characters in String Returned: 2079 Bytes, writefile "r": 4,158 *** Another file had the same approximate character count (that one was approximately strlen 2075), but I didn't check the byte count. *** XY often t...

"No code = no comment." There's no reason for that, and I found it a bit, well, it doesn't matter. All that's going on is it's a fairly large form with some text boxes and a textarea (along with a some check boxes). I'm evidently running into a maximum length for the total return string th...

So, I guess the short question is: What is the maximum length of the return string one can get from an XY HTML form?

Well, it's not just the textarea, but the entire length of the return string. Just filled in a couple of text boxes to great length, and that does it too.

What kind of limit am I running into here? My form works perfectly until the text data in the textarea passes a certain point, which causes the submit buttons to become inactive until I delete the contents of, or reduce the text data in, the textarea. I'm trying to read a shortish size file, see the...

I'm surprised by the resilience that XY shows in just how interchangeably one can get away with using various variable types: For example, <cc_item> works where you think it might not. <curitem> does too. One area where one must be careful, however, is if using the feature where you long press on a ...

If XY has been running awhile, I'll frequently get every scripted rename showing a preview when it ought not and normally does not. (This also happens when it's a portable open with one liner.) I can usually? always? get it to stop if I have it show the edit pattern dialogue before continuing. It ma...