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Attempting to specify a value for objectParams.preloadermarkup crashes requests when using the layout manager as the markup is serialised into the URL and can easily exceed browser limits.
I've resolved the issue locally with a custom distribution of mura.js where I've modified the processAync request to use a post request instead.
Removing the markup from the request should resolve the issue but I could find no evidence to indicate whether this was required on the server-side or not.
Attempting to specify a value for
objectParams.preloadermarkup
crashes requests when using the layout manager as the markup is serialised into the URL and can easily exceed browser limits.I've resolved the issue locally with a custom distribution of mura.js where I've modified the processAync request to use a
post
request instead.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: