| Ticket #: | 149 |
| Subject: | 403 Forbidden error when submitting a blog post |
| Category: | Functional |
| Severity: | Severity 2 – Significant business impact |
| Description: | Tried to submit a test blog post … A cut-and-paste of an entire page from my personal website at http://notestracker.net/misc/Tony_Austin_IBM_photos.htm Pressing the Submit button gave rise to error: 403
ForbiddenAccess to this resource on the server is denied! NOTE: This ticket was edited (merely to test the new ability to edit tickets)!
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| Submitted By: | Tony Austin |
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| Date Opened: | 11/08/2018 at 20:31 |
| Date Last Updated: | 14/08/2018 at 13:31 |
| Status: | Closed |
| Assigned To: | Tom O'Dea (Webmaster) |
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Tony,
The hosting provider has responded. I don’t know exactly what they’ve changed but we can now do a copy-and-paste of a large post without any problems.
Regards, Tom
Tony,
I’ve done some testing and have discovered that I can copy part of your web page into a Post and submit it OK. Here is an example: https://ibmqccvic.org/test-copy-and-paste/
However, if I copy the full page, I get the same 403 error. It would be nice if the message was more meaningful but it indicates that there is a resource limit of some kind, e.g. post_max_size.
I’ve tried to increase the post_max_size but it’s not made any difference. I’ll need to open a Support Ticket with the hosting provider.
Regards, Tom