Re: Several questions
| From: | Pete | Date: | Wed, 05 May 2004 13:59:50 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Several questions | ||
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Hi Jeff,
thank you very much for your thorough explanations.
I already checked on the links you gave me. Great
>My personal suggestion is that you create a global configuration file
>for your site, and then set auto_prepend_file to that file.
>auto_prepend_file is a configuration directive that causes PHP to
>automatically include() a file at the beginning of every script it runs.
>This makes it easy to then setup global variables (like, e.g. a DSN for
>connecting to mysql from your scripts), and you can put ini_set() lines
>in this global config file.
That is a very great idea in theory. But how can I set it?
PHP is in the hand of my shared host, isn't it!?!
Concerning the errors I get:
Lets say I try to get caching\APC.
The following error will occor:
Error
Package name '' not valid
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