HTTP 400 Bad Request Error

Application Express 3.1.1.00.09
We have some users who are experiencing what appears to be a browser problem in one of our APEX applications.
When clicking on any button that does an insert or update to the database some users get an HTTP-400 Bad Request error message. The database does not get updated and anything they click on after that shows that message. In most cases we have been able to restore the user’s browser to the default settings and the issue is resolved. However, we were not able to isolate which browser setting is causing the issue. We have seen the issue in IE 6, IE 7 and IE 8.
Here’s the error we see in the Apache server error log (minus the date time stamp and IP addresses):
mod_plsql: /pls/ax_tastest/wwv_flow.accept HTTP-400 Invalid name
Does anyone else have a solution for this? Know what's causing it?

HTTP 400 Bad Request Error from APEX 3.1.1.00.09.
We were able to determine that only PCs which had the Google toolbar installed were getting the HTTP 400 Bad Request Error from a particular page in one of our applications. Further testing revealed that turning off the ‘auto-fill’ feature of the Google toolbar would prevent the error from occurring and the application would behave normally. We were able to identify a specific item on the page that was the root cause. The item was using the type “Text area with HTML Editor” which has been deprecated. We changed the page item type to “HTML editor standard” and this has resolved the issue with or without the Google Toolbar and auto-fill feature enabled.
Summary:
•     Browser setting: Google toolbar enabled with auto-fill enabled.
Apex page item of type: ‘Text area with HTML Editor’.
When a user clicks on a button in the page, that executes a page process, it results in HTTP 400 error.
•     Browser setting: Google toolbar enabled with auto-fill disabled.
Apex page item of type: ‘Text area with HTML Editor’.
When a user clicks on a button in the page, everything goes through correctly and there is no error.
•     Browser setting: Google toolbar enabled with auto-fill disabled or enabled.
Apex page item of type: ‘HTML Editor Standard’.
When a user clicks on a button in the page, everything goes through correctly and there is no error.

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    This page is working fine when the number of rows per screen is upto 130.
    When we sets the maximum number of rows as more than 130, it displays the record but if we click button to submit the page to save
    it shows page cannot be found.
    HTTP 400 - Bad request
    URL shows apex URL followed by /wwv_flow.accept
    Is there any maximum limits to show number of records in a page in apex.
    Since number of rows selection is not there in tabular form I created a select list with submit item with values 10,20,50,100,500,1000.
    default value is '15'.
    My tabular form has 15 columns and out of them 12 are editable.
    Apex version is 3.1.

    Sounds like you're submitting too many parameters (15 * 130 = 1950), very close to 2000
    Check this post our regarding PlsqlMaxParameters
    "Page cannot be found" error when submitting tabular form
    Scott

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