BeTheme System status show: PHP Max Input Vars 1000

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• Pablo

  July 2019

  Hello,

  If you change the php.ini file by yourself, then that value will not change, because you're changing the local value, which won't give you any effect.

  To change that value, it has to be changed by global value, which can be set only by the hosting provider.

  Even, if you change the local value to 5000, then it will be limited to the global value, which is set to 1000.
  

  Please contact your hosting provider, and ask him about increasing that value to 5000

  After that, everything will be working fine.

  Thanks
  

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• scampama

  August 2019

  Okay, I will try.
• aksteve

  August 2019 edited August 2019

  I am having the exact same issue. All files have been changed. My host (InMotion) has no idea what you mean by changing it globally. They say it is the php.ini file that should do it. They sent the issue to the second tier of support. Maybe the guy I was talking to didn't know what he was talking about.

  
  

  I will keep you posted.
• aksteve

  August 2019

  We got it to work. This is what the host people did. But it can be done without their help. Keep in mind, this is for Apache servers. Not sure if it works for all servers.

  
  

  All the tech did to make the changes show on the site was by making them recursive. You can do that by adding some code to your htaccess. This support page walks you through what it is and what the code  is you need to add so you can use it for next time: 

  
  

  https://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/php/recursive-php-ini