You click Save, but values revert, disappear, or do not apply.

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Where to Check in PassiveWP

WordPress Admin -> PassiveWP

Step-by-Step Fix Walkthrough

Fix Step 1: Log out and back in, then retry with one small setting change.

Go here WordPress Admin→PassiveWP

Do this In WordPress Admin→PassiveWP, do this in order: open the relevant panel, find the control related to "Log out and back in, then retry with one small setting change.", apply one change, click Save/Run, then reload once to confirm it stuck.

Confirm No blocking error banner appears, and the next step is available.

Fix Step 2: Temporarily disable admin request caching/security rules and test again.

Go here WordPress Admin→PassiveWP

Do this Open WordPress Admin→PassiveWP, click the test/validate action in that screen, and wait for the result notice before continuing.

Confirm You should see a Connected/Success result with no red error notice.

Fix Step 3: Check each edited field for formatting mistakes or invalid credentials.

Go here WordPress Admin→PassiveWP

Do this In WordPress Admin→PassiveWP, do this in order: open the relevant panel, find the control related to "Check each edited field for formatting mistakes or invalid credentials.", apply one change, click Save/Run, then reload once to confirm it stuck.

Confirm No blocking error banner appears, and the next step is available.

Fix Step 4: Save per tab instead of changing many tabs at once.

Go here WordPress Admin→PassiveWP

Do this Complete the field changes in WordPress Admin→PassiveWP, then click Save Changes and do not leave the page until the success notice appears.

Confirm Reload the screen once and confirm your values are still saved.

Most Common Causes

• Session or permission issues in WordPress admin.
• Caching/security plugins interfering with admin requests.
• Validation failures from invalid field values.

How to Prevent It Next Time

• Apply and test settings in small batches.
• Keep a change log for important configuration updates.
• Re-check after plugin updates.

When to Contact Support

• You completed every fix step and still get the same error.
• The issue impacts revenue-critical pages or high-volume campaigns.
• You can share timestamps, affected link/product IDs, and screenshots of the exact error state.