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ok. In the last few minutes I've replaced the "master" php.ini located at wamp\bin\php\php5.4.16 with my own php.ini file, then restarted WAMPserver. The changes are STILL being ignored. So, I don't know what the heck is going on... Anyway, if your last response was indicating I'd have to use an .htaccess file instead, to achieve my goals, do you know how to write the script in
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I have confirmed that my php.ini file in the www folder is correctly named. It is not a text file. Windows even shows it as type "Configuration settings".
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I'm using Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera Also, it sometimes messes up even when I'm going to PhpMyAdmin (via the Wampserver icon). So, it has nothing to do with the coding of my website pages.
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I'm assuming the php.ini file you're speaking of is the master php.ini file. But if I have my own php.ini file in the "www" folder, (which I'm assuming is equivalent to the "public_html" folder on a hosted site), wouldn't the file in the "www" folder override the settings in the master? Thank you
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While developing my site, I've noticed I'm constantly having to Restart All Services on WAMP. Why I think this: At random times, my browsers end up timing out while trying to load a page. Once I "Restart All Services" the problem temporarily goes away. This problem happens regardless of the browser I'm using. Is there a fix I can do to make it so the services don't mess up all
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I have a php.ini file in the /www folder. In this php.ini file if I change this line: session.save_path = "/tmp" to: session.save_path = "/private" , surfing the website still ends up saving the sessions in the original "/tmp" folder. However; when I add these two lines of code on every php file that uses sessions: session_save_path('../private'); i
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Thank you Steve Pitts! This solution worked for me! I would imagine that a LOT of people who are new at web development are having this same problem... I am using Windows Vista 64bit, and I could not get phpMyAdmin to work in 4 of the 5 browsers I tried it in.
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