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There is no html attribute for that, you'll have to use javascript to do it.
You could have a function that would be called on each keypress and then deleting the character pressed if the maximum length was reached.
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dustPuppy
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Ok, thanks.
Something like this?:
<textarea onkeyup="if (this.value.length > 150) this.value = this.value.substring(0, 150)">
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jgivoni
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yes, I believe that should work
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dustPuppy
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It works, though you can cheat it by copy/pasting some content to the field.
(Of course you'll have to use the right-click menu and NOT the CTRL + V shortcut...)
Add the onchange attribute with the same functionality to avoid this exploit.
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jgivoni
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