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I find that a confirmation message that is longer than 256 characters is cut off. That is, only the first 256 characters are saved and displayed when a user submits a filled-in form.
The cut off already is in place after a preview of a webform under construction.
Comments
Comment #1
jhriggs CreditAttribution: jhriggs commentedThe 'confirm' column in the webform table is defined as 'varchar(255)'. As this is a textarea that may contain longer data, it should probably be defined as 'text'.
To fix this on your install, Lappie, do this in mysql: ALTER TABLE webform CHANGE confirm confirm text
Comment #2
ullgren CreditAttribution: ullgren commentedChanged in the .mysql file.
For existing installations please execute
ALTER TABLE webform CHANGE confirm confirm text
in you database console.
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