PHP

The PHP screen is the configuration tool for viewing and customizing the PHP values in the php.ini file.

Configuration Tab PHP Configuration

Configuration options are separated by type in expandable lists. The [+] and [-] signs indicate if there are more options related to that list item.

Clicking on the Plus Icon [+] will expand the list to expose the different options and, where applicable, input fields are added to change an option's value.

When applicable, click the Help icon to get more information about the directive.

Note:

The search directives box at the top of the screen allows you to search all the Configuration tabs for a required directive. The result will be displayed in the relevant Configuration tab. If there is more than one result, relevant results will be presented in a drop-down list to the right of the Search directives box. Selecting a directive from the drop-down list will take you to the relevant tab.

To configure a PHP directive:

Expand the list or use the search directive box to find the relevant directive.
Configure the directive as required.
You can configure multiple directives before saving.
Click the Save Settings button at the top-right corner of the screen to save all the changes made or use the Discard Changes button to undo all the changes made since the last save.
To apply the changes restart the server.

To restart your web server:
Under Windows:
Open your Apache Monitor (by default located in C:\Program Files\Zend\Apache2\bin\ApacheMonitor.exe if you installed Zend Core's bundled Apache) and select Restart.
Under Windows Vista, you must restart the server from your Services Manager.
Under Linux/Unix:
Click the Restart Server button, found in the top-right of the Zend Core Administration GUI.

Changes will be updated in the PHP Configuration screen and will also be made in the php.ini file.

For a full list of available PHP configuration options, see Appendix B - PHP Configuration Information