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  • Plugin Author Gravitate

    (@gravitate)

    Sorry, but I don’t have time to fully look into it.
    My guess is since the data is all being stored in a single serialized data field in wp_options (which does have a data Max) is that it is reaching that max.

    So I think it is a limitation on the WordPress database.
    I can update the Plugin to work around it, but it would take time which I currently don’t have. However, I will add it to my list of TODO’s.
    If you would like to pay for the hours and expedite the work then let me know and I will get you in contact with my company.

    Thread Starter stavrosthecat

    (@stavrosthecat)

    Thanks for your reply,
    Do you have any idea which variable in wp_options I can increase to test this? I am happy to test some options and report back if you know which variables I can play with?

    Cheers, Steve
    https://www.lawlor.me

    Plugin Author Gravitate

    (@gravitate)

    I looked at the limit that wordpress has and it is already at the highest. So I am at a loss.

    Thread Starter stavrosthecat

    (@stavrosthecat)

    Its working!!!
    I am not sure how this got working, I did increase the limit of a few parameters to try resolve this and a menu limitation i was experiencing, one of them must have been fixing this issue

    I increased the following,

    max_input_vars = 3000
    post_max_size = 200M
    upload_max_filesize = 200M

    My guess is that it was the second one that unblocked the gravitate limitation. Thanks for trying to help, I will send a donation now, great app, much appreciated!

    cheers
    https://www.lawlor.me

    Thread Starter stavrosthecat

    (@stavrosthecat)

    ok, do let me know if there is anywhere I can donate a few $ in thanks for your app, cant find that option on your website or in the app?

    cheers

    Plugin Author Gravitate

    (@gravitate)

    That makes sense. My guess is that it is the max_input_vars.
    We have that same issue with other plugins. We usually set that to 5000. Although it could be one of the other items as well.

    If you were able to you could check your error logs to see what the exact issue was or turn on WP Debug.

    Thanks for the support and recognition, but we don’t need any donations. However, if you want to support us you could start by filling out a review or promoting the plugin elsewhere.

    Glad you got it working.

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