I have seen many places that IE limits urls to 2000 or so characters in length. I can’t figure out, though, does this apply to the portion after the # as well? That part isn’t sent to the server so it seems like it might be different.
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I have seen many places that IE limits urls to 2000 or so characters in length. I can’t figure out, though, does this apply to the portion after the # as well? That part isn’t sent to the server so it seems like it might be different.
It’s actually 2083 characters for a URL (which means all of the URL) and 2048 characters for a path. See this KB article for details.