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If you want to use your own php.ini in the implementation of cronjobs, add the following to the...
Can I use short tags in PHP scriptsYes you can. The settings of PHP (short_open_tag) allow you to use short tags in PHP scripts.
Disable TRACE or TRACK method in Apache web serverIf you like to keep your VPS hosting server or dedicated server secure you may need to disable...
Execution of HTML as PHPTo be able to handle php script in .html file , you need to add the following in the .htaccess...
How to do URL redirectionYou can do URL forwarding from the web hosting control panel. Once logged in click on Redirects....
How to increase PHP memory limitIf you like to increase the PHP memory limit in any folder you just create a file called php.ini....
How to increase the size of uploaded files in PHPThe standard maximum size of the file that you can upload in PHP is 2MB, but some scripts require...
How to turn off register_globals in PHPIn each directory where you want register_global to be turned off, place the following php.ini...
How to use Apache mod_rewriteQHoster.com has installed Apache mod_rewrite on all web hosting servers.To enable mod_rewrite, it...
Internal Server Error or Error 500Internal Server ErrorThe server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable...
Options, IndexOptions, DirectoryIndex, ErrorDocument with .htaccess1. Authorization and prohibition on listing the content of the folderWhen you open a website...
PHP modules installed on the web hostingNormally the web hosting servers have standard installation of the following PHP modules:...
PHP versionYou can see the version of PHP when you log in your web hosting control panel and select “Server...
Permissions of the PHP filesTo avoid problems, it is best to set the permissions of PHP scripts to a maximum of 755.
What is the path to PerlThe first thing you should do is adjust your scripts to use the correct path to the Perl...
Where to put CGI filesCGI files will work from any folder on your hosting. However, we advise you to keep them in...