i cant save my post

Um… how long did you wait for it to save?

i can wait two hours it doesnt save …
thanks

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by parcoursdecineastes.

it cant be saved only when i add a new section to my post (3000 word), if i continu to add some text on the old seciton it s working, if i save some shorter post its working ..

hey again,
there are no support apparently ….

so if i add more that 5 template on elementor, i cannot save

i have deactivated all my plug-ins, i have changed my theme, i have tried a different verison of elementor ….. nothing happen

i can save with the normal editor of wordpress,
but i can’t save more that 5 template, around 15 section i guess, i have only 3500 words …….

any help ??

solved this in some way?

absolutely not,
i hired a developper, i spoke to my host, bluehost and also directly to elementor , nothing !
amazing…

Sounds like you might be hitting your PHP limits. What is the server’s max post size?

I use fastcomet and just tested loading the first 12 pre-built Elementor templates with the latest version and had no issues saving at all. I did a second test using the last 12 templates as well so it doesn’t appear to be Elementor.

…. thanks for your answer, the elementor support worked on my website directly but they didnt find the solution, i added above the limits, i have asked to bluehost to increase them ,, so i even dont think its that …

MySQL version: 5.6.32
PHP Version: 5.6.29
PHP Max Input Vars: 3000
PHP Max Post Size: 2500M
GD Installed: Yes

WP Multisite: No
Max Upload Size: 2 GB
Memory limit: 256M

(this is the post where i cannot add any new section anymore, if i do i cant save … > https://www.fairedudropshipping.com/devenir-auto-entrepreneur-creer-sa-micro-entreprise/)

I have doubts those limits are actually in effect as they are pretty gratuitous and I don’t see many web hosts actually allowing those values unless you pay a lot of $. Many hosts maintain restrictions even though you can still throw those values into a config file on the server. It doesn’t mean that’s what you’re gonna get.

Maybe try something a little less agrressive like:
PHP Max Post Size: 20M

Another good test would be to save a template of your current work, at least as far as you can get where saving isn’t broken yet but does break if you continue to add more to it. Then export that template from the Elementor Library and see if one gets the same issues in a different server environment.

You can paste the json export in a gist and then post that link here so we can help you test it out.