Hi can you check and find out how much memory is allocated to your WordPress website?
Thank you
Thread Starter
perelx
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Hi – I allocated 256MB in the php.ini file. That doesn’t seem to be the issue.
* Edit. Found the problem, and I bet some people may be running into this, too. I looked at the error log and it was giving me a max_input_vars error of 1000 being maxed out. I increased this number and was immediately able to add more to the same slide show.
I’m advising my client to break up the slide shows, but at least now they have time to resolve it on their own.
Thanks mbrsolution. Your question reminded me to check the damn logs.
* 2nd Edit: No error was given in the WordPress UI. It simply told me the “Slideshow updated”, which wasn’t true. Just FYI, something maybe to look into.
Thank you the information, I am sure it will help others running into the same limit issue 😉
The plugin developer will investigate further your finding in regards to the error or no error message.
Can you mark this support thread as resolved.
Thank you
Thread Starter
perelx
(@perelx)
Resolved. TL;DR:
Problem: After roughly 106 images in a slide, no more images were being saved. You could choose an image, but when pressing the update button, the image disappears with no error message in the WordPress UI.
Solution: In the php.ini file, I increased the amount for the following: max_input_vars
Restarted apache and images were able to be saved.
