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I can overrule the standard php.ini of the server with one in my sites.

Disadvantage is that I have to change it when the site is parsed with a
newer version of PHP.
The matter is complicated because I let some sites parse with an older
version because of problems with LOAD DATA INFILE.

Just wonder if it is possible (and wise) to apply a php.ini with only the
things I want to change (like maximum execution time (Limited in the server
..in to 90 seconds; can be increased to 300)

Regards, Nico

In article <3f316b9b$0$28908$>,
says...
> I can overrule the standard php.ini of the server with one in my sites.
>
> Disadvantage is that I have to change it when the site is parsed with a
> newer version of PHP.
> The matter is complicated because I let some sites parse with an older
> version because of problems with LOAD DATA INFILE.
>
> Just wonder if it is possible (and wise) to apply a php.ini with only the
> things I want to change (like maximum execution time (Limited in the server
> .in to 90 seconds; can be increased to 300)

OT, please post to alt.php

Mr. Clean wrote:
> Nico Schuyt wrote

>> <question about php>

> OT, please post to alt.php

Not sóóó OT . At least not more than all the questions about javascript,
..htacces, file include, Active X controls, SEO, image handling, site review
etc etc
There must be dozens of visitors of this ng using PHP (probably more than
the ones using js)
Nico

Nico Schuyt wrote:
> ...
> There must be dozens of visitors of this ng using PHP (probably more
> than the ones using js)

That's my profile - unfortunately I am unable to answer the question in your
o/p, being as I am at 'absolute beginner' status with that technology.

Good luck.
--
William Tasso - http://WilliamTasso.com

William Tasso wrote:
> Nico Schuyt wrote:
>> ...
>> There must be dozens of visitors of this ng using PHP (probably more
>> than the ones using js)
>
> That's my profile - unfortunately I am unable to answer the question
> in your o/p, being as I am at 'absolute beginner' status with that
> technology.
> Good luck.

Ok, ok, I'll try the bloody alt.php
Regards, Nico

Nico Schuyt wrote:
> William Tasso wrote:
>> Nico Schuyt wrote:
>>> ...
>>> There must be dozens of visitors of this ng using PHP (probably more
>>> than the ones using js)
>>
>> That's my profile - unfortunately I am unable to answer the question
>> in your o/p, being as I am at 'absolute beginner' status with that
>> technology.
>> Good luck.
>
> Ok, ok, I'll try the bloody alt.php
> Regards, Nico

In addition:

news:comp.lang.php
news:alt.comp.lang.php

There's also a couple of good php developers resident in
news:alt.www.webmaster


--
William Tasso - http://WilliamTasso.com

"Nico Schuyt" <> wrote in message news:<3f316b9b$0$28908$>.. .
> I can overrule the standard php.ini of the server with one in my sites.
>
> Disadvantage is that I have to change it when the site is parsed with a
> newer version of PHP.
> The matter is complicated because I let some sites parse with an older
> version because of problems with LOAD DATA INFILE.
>
> Just wonder if it is possible (and wise) to apply a php.ini with only the
> things I want to change (like maximum execution time (Limited in the server
> .in to 90 seconds; can be increased to 300)
>
> Regards, Nico

Could you not set the values you need using PHP functions, rather than
the INI file? For example, the execution time can be set in the PHP
script itself without the need for a customised php.ini file.

Check the PHP docs to see what else you can set at run-time.

--
Hywel

Hywel Jenkins wrote:
> Nico Schuyt wrote

>> Just wonder if it is possible (and wise) to apply a php.ini with
>> only the things I want to change (like maximum execution time
>> (Limited in the server .in to 90 seconds; can be increased to 300)

> Could you not set the values you need using PHP functions, rather than
> the INI file? For example, the execution time can be set in the PHP
> script itself without the need for a customised php.ini file.
> Check the PHP docs to see what else you can set at run-time.

Great idea!! Thanks.
http://www.mysql.com/doc/en/PHP_problems.html :
"To change execution time of a PHP script you can use the PHP function
'set_time_limit(int second)" instead of modify manually PHP.ini file. You've
just to give the execution time in second."

William Tasso wrote:
> Nico Schuyt wrote:

>> Ok, ok, I'll try the bloody alt.php

> In addition:
> news:comp.lang.php
> news:alt.comp.lang.php
>
> There's also a couple of good php developers resident in
> news:alt.www.webmaster

LOL, the matter is already solved in this ng (No response from the
"specialists" in alt.php)
But, thanks for the links anyway
Nico