ASP error "Operation not allowed

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Hi,

I have a asp page with some custom list controls, where a user can select thousand of selections for each list control.

Ex: Page contains,
User field (1,00,000 user can be selected),
Items field (80000 items can be selected),
Names field (1,20, 000 names can be selected).

During save, if page length is less then 4MB then the saving process completes succesfully, else it throughs "operation not allowed" error.

For this i want to do batch update, so please provide some information regarding the batch update using Javascript.

Regards
Raja VVS

Posted 10-Sep-12 1:43am

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Karthik. A 10-Sep-12 11:46am

Wow, looks like the items in every list box is extremely high. Can't you replace it with something like a "searchable" text box, if you intend to let the user choose only 1 item ?

Member 3040048 11-Sep-12 2:14am

Karthik, the list box should of multiselect, so no mean to replace searchable textbox.

Karthik. A 11-Sep-12 11:33am

Then, what about this option? There are 3 text boxes and 3 list boxes. When a user searches using the text box, you display a filtered list based on the user's search criteria. When the user selects an item, add it to the corresponding list box. Finally, on submit you just have to consider the items in the 3 list boxes which contains the selected items. You could also provide the ability to remove items from the list box! Tonight, I could probably put up a sample if you want! Let me know what you think about this idea!

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