How to set php.ini values in .htaccess
If you can’t or don’t want to edit the host’s php.ini file, you can make site-specific php.ini value changes using .htaccess. Simply insert a new line on this format: php_value {name} {value}
If you can’t or don’t want to edit the host’s php.ini file, you can make site-specific php.ini value changes using .htaccess. Simply insert a new line on this format: php_value {name} {value}
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