• Resolved Katharine

    (@valentk)


    This message displays when I select Notify Users about this Post in a post:

    Warning: The number of users (42) plus overhead exceeds the PHP max_input_vars setting (0). You will not be able to send email to more than -10 users in one batch. This can be changed by increasing the value of max_input_vars setting in the PHP.ini configuration file.

    I’ve searched for a php.ini in all files in my Website, and there are no search results. Where can I find this file so I can change max_input_vars?

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/email-users/

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  • Plugin Author Mike Walsh

    (@mpwalsh8)

    The PHP.ini file is usually a server file and not one you can change unless you manage your own server. On Windows servers it is commonly located at C:\PHP\php.ini. On Unix/Linux servers it could be almost anywhere. If you are on a shared hosting plan it is unlikely you have the ability to edit the PHP.ini file.

    That said, I am not sure what a value of 0 will do.

    Here is an SO thread that has some additional information including a note that MAX_INPUT_VARS cannot be set with ini_set().

    Thread Starter Katharine

    (@valentk)

    Mike: I don’t manage my own server, so I’ve had no recourse but to uninstall “Email Users” and set my users up in both WordPress and gmail. Just one more step, annoying because I have so many users who have to be set up, but workable. Thanks for the information you sent me.

    Plugin Author Mike Walsh

    (@mpwalsh8)

    Did you actually try to send the email even with the warning? I am curious what a value of 0 would do. Sending to 42 users should not be an issue for just about any hosting plan.

    Thread Starter Katharine

    (@valentk)

    Mike, no I didn’t try to send the email with the warning. I couldn’t take the time to also send personal emails to everybody on the list asking if they received the email and then follow up on all the responses from them.

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