Php ini wordpress plugin
This plugin can be used to customize php settings for you
WordPress installation. The plugin will modify either the .htaccess file or .user.ini file in order to change the current php settings directly from within the settings page. Since the configuration file needs to be modified this file must be writable for this plugin to work as expected. I am currently in the search for someone who would like to help me with something of the following: If you would like to help with anything of the above, please do not hesitate and contact me either on slack or by email. The pro version comes with extended features such as: You can get the premium version for only 15
EUR, or by buying me a couple of beers at buymeacoffee. The Pro license is valid for a year and can be used on up to three sites. Please contact me by e-mail at for further instructions on how to get the pro version. When PHP is running as an Apache module the .htaccess file will be used to set customized settings; make sure so that this file exists and is writable by the webserver. If instead PHP is running in CGI/Fast-CGI mode then a custom INI file will be used. The name of this file depends on the value of user_ini.filename in the php configuration, by default it is
.user.ini. Notice that there is also a User INI file cache TTL value in the information table, this value tells how long the custom INI file will be cached before it gets reloaded. On important thing is to make sure that your to your server configuration. The same thing using Apache is done by adding the following to the configuration if not already done:
Available SettingsThe settings table will display all non-system php settings that can be customized by the plugin. All modified settings will be displayed in red in this table. Some settings might be displayed in red because they are changed somewhere else, perhaps through a customized php.ini file, by WordPress itself, a plugin or in some other way. If you have questions or perhaps some idea on things that should be added you can also try slack. ResourcesA complete list of settings that can be modified can be found here: List of php.ini directives WarningMake sure you know how a value should be configured and what different settings do before changing anything.
If this value would be configured to EPCS then no $_GET superglobal would be set which would make your page inaccessible. Another example is setting the post_max_size to a very low value so that no form data is sent to the server, which in turn would result in that form data is never saved. If you by mistake changed some value and your site is now inaccessible you could simply manually remove everything from between the plugin markers in your .htaccess file:
SupportIf you run into any trouble, don’t hesitate to add a new topic under the support section: You can also try contacting me on slack.
I have saved a setting in the editor but the PHP setting does not reflect this?Make sure so you have checked the Update configuration file checkbox beneath the editor.
When i downloaded the Plugin i have thinked that it wouldnt be work but i was shocked. It worked!!! Thank you!
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Works for me absolutely fine! Thank you for your work.
Easy to use and very helpfully plugin! I extremely recommended this masterpiece!
I'm new to Worpress and needed a fast solution to update max upload file size. This pulgin was quick and easy to install and worked the first time. I love well written software : )
Thanks for the awesome plugin. Now I no need to modify the php.ini file manually! Timesaver! Nearly 99% works. Read all 13 reviews “Custom PHP Settings” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin. Contributors
= 1.4.5 Where is WordPress PHP INI?If you're using WAMP for your local WordPress installation, you can easily find the location of php. ini by right-clicking on the program icon and navigating to PHP > php. ini.
How do I create a PHP INI file in WordPress?How to Manually Create a PHP.. Log into your cPanel account.. Open your File Manager.. Navigate to your public_html directory.. Create a new file.. Name it php.ini.. Edit the php.ini file you just created.. Copy and Paste the default php. ini code from the copy of the default version below.. Click Save Changes.. How do I configure PHP INI?To configure a PHP setting. In Windows Explorer, open your PHP installation folder, for example C:\PHP .. In a text editor, open the php. ini file.. Search the file for the setting you want to change. ... . Save and close the php. ... . Recycle the IIS Application Pools for PHP to pick up the configuration changes.. |