If you're anything like me, you like it when somebody else does your work for you. Occasionally, I have to check to see if a form really is stopping input at 256 characters. You've got a form that you need to make sure cuts off on 256 characters, right? So how do you test that? You type in 256 characters, don't you? No more! I've done all the typing for you, in sterling line-brokenness or sans-line breaks. Think of this as your early birthday present. As an added bonus, I put in the 500 characters, no extra charge. What? You thought you could just double the 256 and remove 12 and get the same thing? You were too lazy to type in the number '1' two-hundred and fifty six times, how do I know you'd be willing to type it in five-hundred times? Regardless, here's the file for your own amusement.

Download the 200/500 file

256 and 500 characters for forms (~4kb, Rich Text Format, No license)

status: published
lastmod: '2006-11-17T08:10:16.000Z'
author: John Stansbury
cms: wordpress
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