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Make HKLM\SOFTWARE\PHP\Per Directory Values\ support for every directory. Update file manager, please, to set different php.ini values for different CMSes. Thanks.

 

Example:

 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PHP\Per Directory Values\c\HostingSpaces\DAMONIK\damonik.ru\wwwroot

register_globals (string) 1

short_open_tag (string) 1

 

 

Of cource, many-many thanks to me for this request. ))).

Only if PHP = yes for this space

Hi,

Have you been able to use this? I just had a test with it, but it doesn't seem to work. I installed PHP from the zip so not with the installer, does that make any difference?

Or does IIS need to be restarted every time when a change is made?

If this could work it would be really great.

 

Hi!

Yes, I tested this. It works ok, without IIS restart I see new phpinfo(). It is cool!

I installed PHP from zip too. I don't like installers too, because I don't know about their actions.
5.2, ISAPI + I install php5-isapi.reg from php folder, php.ini in Windows... Nothing special...

In article on php.net I read, that I can't change per-dir variables, only user-vars but I turn on register_globals and short tag for one of my clients ok (by default they are off in my php.ini), may be it is new feature in 5.2? I think, you should install 5.2 as ISAPI.

My default phpinfo() http://e-guu.ru/phpinfo.php, for example.

Lord Daedra:

Hi!

Yes, I tested this. It works ok, without IIS restart I see new phpinfo(). It is cool!

I installed PHP from zip too. I don't like installers too, because I don't know about their actions.
5.2, ISAPI + I install php5-isapi.reg from php folder, php.ini in Windows... Nothing special...

In article on php.net I read, that I can't change per-dir variables, only user-vars but I turn on register_globals and short tag for one of my clients ok (by default they are off in my php.ini), may be it is new feature in 5.2? I think, you should install 5.2 as ISAPI.

My default phpinfo() http://e-guu.ru/phpinfo.php, for example.

Well I have PHP (5.1.x) running as ISAPI for a while now. Although I didn't run the .reg file, I don't believe this is necessary for IIS 6 (only for older versions and for PWS).

But I will have some more tests on this. I would be great if I can get this to work, thanks for the tip.

OK, have it working now. Problem was that I used DWORDs instead Strings. My bad

Anyway, this is really great. Always thought it wasn't possible to alter settings per vhost in IIS. Thanks again.

Thanks guys, I'll add it to TODO.

 Wonderfull... this information must be shared...

 I thought it wasn't possible...

 But u saved my day =) 

 Thanks man!