Bulk Changes don’t save

@vinlo there’s no additional “update” button and I suspect it could be because the edit post/page has lots of fields (including hidden ones), that combined (from the standard WordPress fields to any fields added by other plugins) are over 1000 which could be the limit set in the php.ini file for max_input_vars. Here’s an article explaining this problem, which is related to WooCommerce, but it technically applies to any plugin: https://docs.woocommerce.com/document/problems-with-large-amounts-of-data-not-saving-variations-rates-etc/

So, check the value you have there. You can do that by going to “Tools” (from plugin’s menu) -> “System Info” (the URI is /wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpassetcleanup_tools&wpacu_for=system_info) and look for the value from “Max Input Vars:”.

You said you haven’t seen the change being saved. One way to check it out is to go to “Overview” and see if the change is listed there. If it is, it means the save was successful, but there’s a bug in showing it in the CSS & JS manager when you edit a post/page.

Please check what I told you and let me know if anything applies. If not, we could have a saving bug there and it needs to be fixed as soon as possible.

@vinlo alright, in this case, can you make a few print screens (you can hide the name of your website if you wish) and share them here with the bulk rules that you apply. This way, I could replicate them on my end, perhaps there’s a bug there and needs to be fixed. Even a video would be helpful, even better. You can send the images/video via https://www.gabelivan.com/contact/ or via a service such as https://imgbb.com/ (e.g. then share the URL to the photos here).

@vinlo thanks for the update! Can you let me know the name of that plugin? I’m surprised it could interfere with the saving ability of Asset CleanUp.