DOMDocument Size limit

When calling |->createElement($name, $value) My content is truncated to
around 4k. If what is in $value is less than 4000 bytes then it works
fine but if it is more, the data is truncated. Is there a setting I
don't know about that will change that limit? I need it to be more like
100k or maybe even more.|

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Jochem Maas wrote:
> what version of php? what version of libxml?
>
php: 5.2.0
libxml: 2.6.26
> is the limit actually 4096 bytes per chance? (that seems more likely)

the limit is probably 4096 but I think it may be due to the length of
tags and other things not just the value.
> what happens when you create the element with an empty value then use
> something like this?:
>
> $el = $foo->createElement($name, '');
> $el->nodeValue = $yourBigString;
>

Same thing happened there
> also are you able to use $foo->createElementNS() ? does that suffer from the same limit?
>
>

I'm not familiar enough with the how this dom works to make that
modification. I didn't write this code I'm just trying to fix it.


> could it be a problem with the actual contents of your $value variable?
> what does it contain? (especially around the 4K bytes mark)
>

the variable contains htmlspecialchars encoded html. The next character
after it stops is either a space or a period.
> I tried in vain to find something in the php source that might
> point to your problem.. that's not to say there is nothing there, it's just my
> skills/understanding aren't up to the job.
>
>
I looked for something in the php.ini file but the only thing I found
was output_buffering = 4096 and that doesn't seem like it would be a
problem.

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Chris W wrote:
> Jochem Maas wrote:
>> what version of php? what version of libxml?
>>
> php: 5.2.0
> libxml: 2.6.26

nothing wrong there I believe, although I haven't yet played with php5.2 myself

>> is the limit actually 4096 bytes per chance? (that seems more likely)
>
> the limit is probably 4096 but I think it may be due to the length of
> tags and other things not just the value.
>> what happens when you create the element with an empty value then use
>> something like this?:
>>
>> $el = $foo->createElement($name, '');
>> $el->nodeValue = $yourBigString;
>>
>
> Same thing happened there
>> also are you able to use $foo->createElementNS() ? does that suffer
>> from the same limit?
>>
>>
>
> I'm not familiar enough with the how this dom works to make that
> modification. I didn't write this code I'm just trying to fix it.
>
>
>> could it be a problem with the actual contents of your $value variable?
>> what does it contain? (especially around the 4K bytes mark)
>>
>
> the variable contains htmlspecialchars encoded html. The next character

this last comment leads me to believe that the data in $value (your html)
should be contained in a CDATA node, in which case you should be
using the following to create a the CDATA node and add $value to that, after
which you can add the CDATA node to the node your are currently trying to
add $value to:

http://php.net/manual/en/function.do...atasection.php

> after it stops is either a space or a period.
>> I tried in vain to find something in the php source that might
>> point to your problem.. that's not to say there is nothing there, it's
>> just my
>> skills/understanding aren't up to the job.
>>
>>
> I looked for something in the php.ini file but the only thing I found
> was output_buffering = 4096 and that doesn't seem like it would be a
> problem.

agreed - but in the spirit of Murphy it's worth setting it to something
bigger to see if it has affect.

>

Hi

> When calling |->createElement($name, $value) My content is truncated to
> around 4k. If what is in $value is less than 4000 bytes then it works
> fine but if it is more, the data is truncated. Is there a setting I
> don't know about that will change that limit? I need it to be more like
> 100k or maybe even more.|

I can't see a 4k limit.
Here an example:

http://lamp2.fh-stpoelten.ac.at/%7El...pport/test.php
http://lamp2.fh-stpoelten.ac.at/%
7Elbz/beispiele/ws2006/support/test.phps

Maybe you use GET Variables, GET Variables are limited to 4k

Bernhard

At 9:59 AM +0100 12/19/06, Bernhard Zwischenbrugger wrote:
>Hi
>
>> When calling |->createElement($name, $value) My content is truncated to
>> around 4k. If what is in $value is less than 4000 bytes then it works
>> fine but if it is more, the data is truncated. Is there a setting I
>> don't know about that will change that limit? I need it to be more like
>> 100k or maybe even more.|
>
>I can't see a 4k limit.
>Here an example:
>
>http://lamp2.fh-stpoelten.ac.at/%7El...pport/test.php
>http://lamp2.fh-stpoelten.ac.at/%
>7Elbz/beispiele/ws2006/support/test.phps
>
>Maybe you use GET Variables, GET Variables are limited to 4k
>
>Bernhard

Bernhard:

The limit depends upon the server. I did an experiment and my server
will take 7000 characters, but not 8000. So, for me the limit is
somewhere in between.

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