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Originally Posted by 247h
You normally need root access to see contents of php.ini so I presume you have a VPS Hosting or dedicated server? If you do then search in /usr/lib/php.ini for register_globals = and set to On
If you're on shared hosting and you have .htaccess in your OSCommerce folder, then edit it by adding: php_flag register_globals on — it's probably better to use this method unless you're a reseller and you have other potential OSCommerce users.
EDIT: Just noticed you double-posted this enquiry and it's been answered elsewhere and I made a faux pas on my suggestion for editing .htaccess, which I've since corrected! |
Hello Gadge
I'm on shared hosting -many thanks for your reply- so if I plonk sorry paste: register_globals = on
onto .htaccess that's it? Is that all no particular place or brackets or anything? Sorry these questions must seem banal but if you don't know the answer ....
really appreciate your help I've been rummaging about all day I shall give it a go but copy and save the original first.
Cheers