Today, I’ve been getting the following prompt upon accessing tables of my database. How could I go about configuring max_input_vars ?
“Warning: a form on this page has more than 1000 fields. On submission, some of the fields might be ignored, due to PHP’s max_input_vars configuration.”
I only get the message if I try to edit something in one specific table (with phpmyadmin). (However I didn’t change anything to this table, and still received the message.) By this I can now only edit something in this specific table if I do it ‘inline’ so with all rows visible and not by clicking one row.
No, always been using the service at ‘manage database’ you provide.
Didn’t have any problems for about 2 months. Now I can only update rows ‘inline’ in that one table (which I didn’t change anything to until that warning appeared), order rows in that same table isn’t possible anymore (it redirects like I would like to insert/update a new row, but without any fields for inserting data showing).
I get this first screen if I open this one table (which has 49 columns).
But if I go the last page (shows only 13 instead of 25 rows), it doesn’t show the warning.
I didn’t change anything before the message came up. I deleted some columns afterwards, so there were even less fields than before I had this problem, but the problem remained.