Define Pages Editior - Maximum File Size?

[schoolboy]

when you are putting code in for the define pages you should only be putting in the code that is between the body tags (don't include the body tags), zencart takes care of all the rest...

Well spotted Nigel... This is quite a common mistake people make when using external HTML editors to create content.

Technically, there should be NO LIMIT, because the content in defined pages is being stored in a FILE and not in the database (as are EZPages)

[limelites]

Taking out the body tags and the doctype declaration doesn't help. I just took them out, uploaded the file via FTP and it works. However, copy and paste the contents of the file into the define pages editor and it empties the file, creating a blank file at 0bytes.

Using the exact same file, with the exact same code, it does upload via the define page editor, so long as there are not 100 rows in the gallery. When there are only 50 rows in the html code, it uploads (same body tags and doctype declaration). This seems to point to the size of the file being the issue, not the tags.

Not to worry though, uploading the file vai FTP works perfectly.

[schoolboy]

Try opening the file via FTP, and then pasting your HTML content in there. if that works (whch it should), then you have a php issue somewhere.

[limelites]

yeah uploading via FTP does work. It's just not accepting larger fikles via the define pages editor. Not a big problem as I can just upload via FTP.

[schoolboy]

What are your file upload limits on C-Panel?

Could this possibly also a reaction to file upload limits set in ZC?

[limelites]

CPanel can't be the problem if it lets me upload massive files via FTP.

Definitely seem like an upload limit that's set somewhere in ZC.

[Website Rob]

Always a good idea to Validate your code. Also, I would put your image code in a separate file and use a PHP include plus pre-loader code; will make things go faster.

As it stands right now, many Browsers will lock up or not properly display the page.

[DrByte]

What are your file upload limits on C-Panel?

Could this possibly also a reaction to file upload limits set in ZC?

CPanel can't be the problem if it lets me upload massive files via FTP.

Definitely seem like an upload limit that's set somewhere in ZC.

No, it's not a ZC limitation. But if the content you're pasting is greater than your server's PHP setting for max_post_size then I'm not surprised that it's croaking.