short_open_tag Directive on php.ini
If you want use <? … ?> rather than <?php … ?> on PHP, you can do the following steps. Continue reading ‘short_open_tag Directive on php.ini’ »
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If you want use <? … ?> rather than <?php … ?> on PHP, you can do the following steps. Continue reading ‘short_open_tag Directive on php.ini’ »
Many people still confusing about editing the php.ini file on GoDaddy.com shared hosting environment. Actually it was easy to do that. For PHP 5 setting you just create php5.ini on your GoDaddy.com web root folder. Add entry to your php5.ini file and save it. GoDaddy.com will reflect the changes you have been made on the php5.ini file. This will be useful when you need to add something on your php.ini file, for example add new value on your include_path or something else that requires you to edit the php.ini file. I hope this simple information helps you. Continue reading ‘How to Edit php.ini on your GoDaddy.com Shared Hosting’ »
Zend Framework is one of the famous PHP framework in the world. It’s an open source, object oriented web application framework for PHP 5. Zend Framework is often called a ‘component library’, because it has many loosely coupled components that you can use more or less independently. Many of our readers was asking about how to install Zend Framework. This article is written based on our experience of installing this nice and powerful framework. We will assume you already familiar with PHP environment, such as how to edit php.ini file, restart Apache/web server and so on.
We will talk about general steps to install Zend Framework and it’s applicable for both Windows and Linux/Unix platform. Continue reading ‘How to Install Zend Framework?’ »