Hello Denis,

Thank you for getting in touch with us!

Could you please send me a screenshot about the issue and your LayerSlider WP -> Options -> System status tab?

Hello Denis,

There's an Internal Server Error on the screenshot, which indicates that it's a server-side issue.

Since you can't import just that one slider, there's definitely some server-side limitation problem.

To find out the exact cause, we need to see the PHP error message, which is not displayed by default. There are two options:

- You can try to install the WP Debugging plugin or manually enable the WP Debug Mode as shown here, so error messages will be visible. You can test whether the WP Debug Mode is active under LayerSlider -> Options -> System Status. Please note, since the error occurs in background request, you will not be able to directly see the error message printed to the page, even if you've successfully enabled the Debug Mode, but we can check that for you with the temporary WP admin access.

- PHP logging is almost always enabled and you can usually access the PHP error log files on the dashboard provided by your web server host. Another possibility is a "logs" folder, that usually located outside of your WordPress installation directory when you try to browse your server via a FTP client.

You can also contact the web host to look into this and make any changes that may be necessary. 

Hello Denis,

Thank you for the access!

I checked your site and try to import the LayerSlider v5, but I didn't see any error message.

You should contact with your hosting provider, check your webserver config and PHP error logs to see what cause this issue.

Unfortunately, we don't have access to this, but your server administrator can tell you more about the specifics problem if you ask them to look it up.

Hello Denis,

Thank you for your feedback!

This notice is not the cause of the error. Probably the error is visible in the webserver logs, in which case various modules such as mod_security can have a role, which have separate log files and the hosting provider does not always give access to them. Therefore, we suggest that you should write to the server administrator because certain things can only be viewed and switched by him.

Hello Denis,

You should contact with your server administrator to check the different log files which related to the webserver, for example the mod_security module logs, too see what cause this problem with the import.

Hello Denis,

Thank you for the answer!

We would like to help you, but that belongs to the server administrator and so we don't have the tools from the outside to give more accurate tips on the cause of the error.

Only they can see and make changes to the configuration and only they have the tools to even start debugging an issue like this. It shouldn't be surprising to them that in some cases, they need to take part fixing issues.