I recently added a new tool to my www.ThePhpPro.com web site.
This tool is a PHP Code Beautifier program.
There has been just one problem. Sometimes when I pasted a huge amount of text into the box, I would get an HTTP error message stating “FORBIDDEN.”
This was extremely vexing, and I banged my head against the wall many times trying to figure this out.
I tried putting enctype=”multipart/form-data” in my form tag and I thought that had fixed it. Indeed, enctype=”multipart/form-data” did fix a couple of problems with large amounts of data, but it did not fix the problem with FORBIDDEN.
I just experienced it, just now.
I found a really simple solution to this on the WordPress support site by Googling this phrase:
why when I’m posting php code to a form using http post do I get a forbidden error
Here is the solution:
A simple .htaccess file in the same folder as the script with a single line in it.
SecFilterInheritance Off
Hopefully this helped you.
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