CF7_GET key length issue in Internet Explorer and Chrome

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  • Thread Starter huskypup

    (@huskypup)

    Figured it out. Firefox was happy not having the size attribute set on the field. All the other browsers need it otherwise the default is 40 characters. Anything above that and the field would be empty.

    Ignore the above, I was wrong.

    Thread Starter huskypup

    (@huskypup)

    So I’ve narrowed it down a bit.

    If I’m logged in, long keys will display. However when logged out, only keys that are 40 characters or less will display. Anything above that won’t and returns a 403 error.

    Any ideas out there?

    Thread Starter huskypup

    (@huskypup)

    Hate to keep this thread going by looking spammy.

    Just tracked the issue down to a specific word – request. It doesn’t like that as a word my key. Removing it is the easy option, now wondering why this is the case?

    Thread Starter huskypup

    (@huskypup)

    Finally tracked it down to a clash with the iThemes plugin.

    The following words aren’t allowed in a query string in an attempt to stop malicious attacks.

    globals|encode|localhost|loopback|request|concat|insert|union|declare

    Hopefully others will find this useful.

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