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Laravel reporting error in Maximum execution time of 60 seconds exceeded even with max_execution_time in 300

I’m using PHP 8.2.12 and Laravel 9.52.16, and even setting max_execution_time to 300, restarting XAMPP, and restarting the computer, if the project takes more than 60 seconds to load, the maximum execution time error occurs. How do I fix this?

P.S.: I’m using a localhost project

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    1. Set excution_time at PHP config file
    2. Set excution_time at Xampp server
    3. Sometimes your brower will close automatically when request take time is too long -> use curl, postman to send request, or think about queue in laravel
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    You need to do more steps to figure out if it not working even after changing the MAX_EXECUTION_TIME value.

    1. As you are using Laravel so use the following code in your /routes/web.php file:
    Route::get('/phpinfo', function () {
    return phpinfo();
});

    Then, test this above added route like (modify it according to your url and port:

    http://locahost:8000/phpinfo
    1. Look for the "Loaded Configuration File" to confirm the active php.ini path and change the value of
    max_execution_time = 300

    After you have done the changes in php.ini file, you must restart your XAMPP server.

    1. To identify the active value of max_execution_time use the following code:
    dd(ini_get('max_execution_time'));
    1. The Apache server might have a timeout configuration that overrides PHP’s max_execution_time. You need to locate your Apache configuration file according to your operating system

    Windows:

    xamppapacheconfhttpd.conf

    or

    xamppapacheconfextrahttpd-xampp.conf

    Search for the Timeout directive and set it to a higher value:

    Timeout 300

    Also restart Apache.

    The above steps will help you to fix this MAX_EXECUTION_TIME issue.

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