Hello
In the settings you write:
The maximum data chunk size used when applying the safe save rule, this may be helpful if your server has suhosin module enabled, set this to an integer lower than the max post var size.
But phpInfo shows me
post_max_size
max_input_vars
on the Server.
Now, is max post var = post_max_size or is it = max_input_vars ?
Thanks a lot!
Patrick
Hi Patrick,
Suhosin has a suhosin.post.max_vars setting and I think that is what Max is referring to. For the PHP settings post_max_size is set in Mb and is the total size of the data that can be submitted; post_max_vars is the number of variables that can be submitted.
The ChronoForms admin forms are very large forms in that they have a lot of inputs so most often max_input_vars is the problem. More recent version of PHP set this to a default of 1000 and this is not enough for even medium sized ChronoForms to save.
Bob
PS Always check the values in the Site Admin > System Information > PHP Info tab on your site; any others may well be misleading.
Great Bob, thank you for the explanation.
Off-Topic: How can I edit a post in this forum?
Patrick
Hi Patrick,
You can't edit posts here :-( We had a lot of trouble a year or so ago with spammers who would make 'innocent' looking posts then come back later, sometimes weeks later, and edit them to add a bunch of links. Max has set this up so that only moderators (me) and admins (Max) can edit posts.
If you want something changed add a new post with the edit - most times when I spot it I'll make the edit in the previous post. If it's sensitive then send a PM saying what needs to be changed.
Bob
Hello Bob @GreayHead
What would you recommend setting the number to set the Max vars too?
Thanks,
Ryan
HI Ryan,
It depends : 1000 is enough for basic forms; 3000 covers most typical forms - if you are building big multi page forms with lots of inputs it may need to go up to 10000 or more.
Bob
