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I have a javascript event which is supposed to take me to another location:
onclick="window.location.href='index.php?get=[a big long 550-character string]'"
This works perfectly on apache running locally on my machine, but when I upload the script to my webhost this redirect returns HTTP 406 NOT ACCEPTABLE in IE and just a blank page in Firefox.
Is there a server configuration thing I’m missing somewhere?
Check what actual URL is being processed on the server. I.e.: check if it is being truncated. I say this because certain platforms/configurations only allow URLs up to a certain number of characters. Usually anything upto 2048 is fine, but certain platforms may limit it to 256 characters.
This thread may be useful: What is the character limit on URL