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  • Thread Starter jasonb4u2

    (@jasonb4u2)

    And, all good, no need reply,

    Have fun, and laugh like there’s no tomorrow..

    I have the same problem, would have been great if u could have said how u solved yours.

    I get the following error: You’ve reached your max_input_vars limit of 1000.

    However my cpanel is set to a max_input_vars limit of 3600

    so why do i still get his error ?

    thanks

    Thread Starter jasonb4u2

    (@jasonb4u2)

    I dont think the Author here cares otherwise they would comment.

    Think we lost out on this one

    Plugin Author WP All Import

    (@wpallimport)

    Hi @jasonb4u2 and @nicoco35

    The only way to fix the error “You’ve reached your max_input_vars limit of 1000” is to raise the max_input_vars setting on your server. If you’re adjusting it yourself on localhost, you can adjust the setting inside the php.ini file (make sure to edit the correct one) and then restart the services.

    If you’re trying to adjust it on a live server, contact your web host for assistance.

    @wpallimport You could also change the way that the data is passed from frontend to backend. It seems to use a lot of individual booleans for each ACF field:

    
    cc_settings[]: 0
    cc_combine_multiple_fields[]: 0
    cc_combine_multiple_fields_value[]: 0
    ids[]: 1
    cc_label[]: title
    cc_php[]: 0
    cc_code[]: 
    cc_sql[]: 0
    

    etc..

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