magic_quotes_gpc woes

[hermanh128@gmail.com]

I have a webserver hosting several websites running several php
programs. Some but not all programs check magic_quotes_gp c is ON
before using the addslashes function. Currently, magic_quotes_gp c is
OFF

I have another great program I like to use but it needs to have
magic_quotes_gp c ON. Is there a way to make magic_quotes_gp c On for
just this one website? I really don't want to modify the codes of this
program.

[petersprc]

Re: magic_quotes_gp c woes

php_value magic_quotes_gp c 1 in your apache config.

On Jul 10, 5:35 pm, hermanh...@gmai l.com wrote:

I have a webserver hosting several websites running several php
programs. Some but not all programs check magic_quotes_gp c is ON
before using the addslashes function. Currently, magic_quotes_gp c is
OFF
>
I have another great program I like to use but it needs to have
magic_quotes_gp c ON. Is there a way to make magic_quotes_gp c On for
just this one website? I really don't want to modify the codes of this
program.

[ZeldorBlat]

Re: magic_quotes_gp c woes

On Jul 11, 2:02 am, petersprc <peters...@gmai l.comwrote:

On Jul 10, 5:35 pm, hermanh...@gmai l.com wrote:
>

I have a webserver hosting several websites running several php
programs. Some but not all programs check magic_quotes_gp c is ON
before using the addslashes function. Currently, magic_quotes_gp c is
OFF

>

I have another great program I like to use but it needs to have
magic_quotes_gp c ON. Is there a way to make magic_quotes_gp c On for
just this one website? I really don't want to modify the codes of this
program.

php_value magic_quotes_gp c 1 in your apache config.
>

(Top-posting fixed)

As peter pointed out you can put something in your Apache config file
-- so you can set magic quotes on per-directory or per-vhost basis.
You could also put that same directive in an .htaccess if Apache is
configured to allow it.