Does anyone know if it's possible to turn register_globals off for one domain and on for another using a php.ini, or an .htaccess file on a shared host
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Yes, I probably read all of the same search results that you found. I wasn't able to find anything that actually worked when I tried it though, at least so far. The .htaccess method might not work due to limitations of the host. Maybe I should just keep experimenting with it and exhausting more options.
for me, it works when you set it in the directory tag in vhosts.conf and not in the .htaccess. can you restart apache on this thing?
*also*, if you can configure PHP pools run through fastcgid, it works well to set one group one way and one group the other. this works on dreamhost and some other isps.
Yikes - sorry I didn't respond to this sooner. I don't have access to restart Apache since it's a shared host on Network Solutions, but configuring the vhosts.conf might be possible. I'll try your suggestions, and see if I can get it to work. Thank you.
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*also*, if you can configure PHP pools run through fastcgid, it works well to set one group one way and one group the other. this works on dreamhost and some other isps.
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