PHP and PHP Settings
PHP is a general-purpose server-side scripting language originally designed for Web development to produce or making dynamic Web pages.
Our servers are already configured with standard settings for PHP selected by our administrators to be the most optimal setting for a majority of our customers. Most of the default settings can be overridden by creating your own php.ini file. Unless you specifically need to change one or more settings, there is no need to create or modify a php.ini file. If the php.ini file does not exist in your account, your site will use the default PHP settings defined on the server.
This collection of articles will assist you in understanding PHP and PHP Settings. (This is not a complete listing of available articles.)
PHP Settings
- What is php.ini?
- Register Globals and other PHP Settings
- PHP settings that cannot be changed
- View PHP settings with phpinfo
About PHP
Advanced Topics
- Changing the include_path in a script or the custom php.ini file
- How to get your php.ini path with SuPHP
- Apache Handlers, running HTML as PHP
- Is it possible to install ionCube PHP Accelerator on shared server?
Troubleshooting
- PHP Memory Limit Error
- PHP require, require_once errors
- PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end
- PHP Cannot modify header information