• Hi,
    great plugin πŸ™‚

    I used it on a single site and the function I need (“update_field” by ACF plugin) works perfectly!
    Now I need to use the same function on a multi-site network with two sites: on my first site it works well but on my second site I cannot activate it in Extend Api settings (when I Save the settings the activation flag is loosed).
    Could you help me?

    Thanks a lot,
    Nikka

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/extended-xml-rpc-api/

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  • Hi,

    same problem here πŸ™ i can’t check some functions… after save the settings are not checked… πŸ™ i use wordpress 4.0.1

    Thanks a lot,
    david

    Very interesting… I have found this in my webserver logfile:

    mod_fcgid: stderr: PHP Warning: Unknown: Input variables exceeded 1000

    I increased max_input_var in my php.ini and now all works correctly… πŸ™‚

    Thread Starter NikkaG

    (@nikkag)

    Hi Hani_is_online,
    thanks for your information.
    My problem is auto-solved but I don’t know how!
    I tried to save different functions many and many times, in both my sites, and then, after some hours I tried again and the function is checked. Magic.
    I didn’t change anything, I did’n increase max_input_var in my php.ini

    Thanks,
    Nikka

    Plugin Author michaelgrosser

    (@michaelgrosser)

    Hi,
    I haven’t spent much time validating the plugin against WordPress Multisite, but I can explain the max_input_vars message.

    Max_input_vars is a setting that determines the maximum number of GET or POST objects the PHP interpreter will allow to be posted. So, in the example of the plugin, every checkbox on the functions list is an input field, so if you have a large installation of WordPress with may third party plugins, your function list may grow beyond a thousand. Newer versions of WordPress may even have enough on a clean install to exceed this number. I’m not sure as I haven’t had time to test the plugin with 4.X+ yet.

    In any case, increasing the max_input_vars should solve your problem. There’s not a quick fix to reduce the input vars from a code perspective, so I don’t think something like that will be available in the near future. For now, if you need the plugin, increasing max_input_vars is the way to go.

    Thread Starter NikkaG

    (@nikkag)

    Thanks Michael.

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