Creating online survey with Adobe Muse and BC

Hi,
i want to make a small online survey. I tried to modify the Muse contact form: i added 8 elements to the contact form to answer questions. When i try to upload the page to BC i got an error massage: Interner Fehler: 400 - ungültige Anforderung. (115000) means: Internal mistake: 400, not a valid request 115000.
I guess there are to many field in the contact form. What can I do? Any suggestions?
Thank, Boris

Hi and thanks fort the fast reply. I used the normal widget for the contact form and did add 7 fields for text with sevaral lines. Does this help?
Greetings, Boris

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