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If you're running PHP 5.3.9 or higher you will find max_input_vars if you go to Maintenance -> View PHP Info, like so:
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You need to edit php.ini and increase it to 10000 or higher as we have done, or contact your host and request it done for you :)
 
Again...thank you for your support!

I have checked my PHP INFO inside of my VBAdmin and you are correct, it says: max_input_var 1000

But when I go to my PHP.INI there is no line that says max_input_var 1000????

The only line in the whole PHP.INI that has 1000 attached to it is: ;fbsql.batchSize = 1000

Is that what I need to change to 10000?

I really do not want to mess something up????

Kirk
 
Called my host.....They are pretty awesome...I can PHYSICALLY talk to a human!!! :D

I had them look at my PHP.INI file.....and there is no max_input_var in there.....he suggested that I ask you where is max_input_var being pulled from in the "Maintenance>View PHP Info"

It looks EXACTLY like your image you posted above, under the topic of "CORE".......expect mine has a value of 1000....and my PHP is listed as version 5.3.18...

Let me know????

Kirk
 
You can add the following anywhere in php.ini:
Code:
max_input_vars = 10000

It pulls the 1k from its repository of default values - almost all PHP configuration flags have a default value that will be applied if it's not overridden in php.ini :)
 
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