The problem could be in the HTML page.

I suppose You use a form to submit data.

If You want to pass more than about 1K data You must use POSTs and not GETs.
The Get option has a limit in the URL len so You can not successful pass more than 1K bytes (browser/platform specific limit). The url in this case is "http...." plus parameters name values and separator (?, & and -=".


So if You use GET (or You use default mode) You have to change it to POST in the form:
<form name=... method=POST>



Now in the php page You can put an echo of your form variables: echo "-$Text-"; // If You have Globals on in php.ini file echo "-".$_Request[ "Text"]."-"; // in php >= 4

Then after the insert You can add:
 if( mysql_errno() != 0)
     echo mysql_errno() . ": " . mysql_error() . "<BR>\n";
to see if there was an error.

Santino

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