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meepmeep:
Hi

I disabled the magic_quote locally by adding theses lines on the .htaccess file:


--- Code: ---php_value magic_quotes 0
php_flag magic_quotes off
php_value magic_quotes_gpc 0
php_flag magic_quotes_gpc off
--- End code ---

daniel:
Thanks for replying, i really appreciate it

Charles Kingsley: Those commands are checking what php version i have - I already said in my first post what version im using

meepmeep: I have read something like this somewhere but had no luck.
I edited the file .htaccess which is located under MagIRC\setup\.htaccess - Is this the file path you edited.

Currently in my file i have the following:

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine Off
</IfModule>

Where do you place it go get it going.
Thank you again for your help, i am really frustrated with this magic quote issue.
Is it possible to email your .htaccess file

Thanks
Daniel

Hal9000:
Daniel, you should not need to mess around with .htaccess for the magic_quotes thing if you can manage php.ini.
Just create a test.php file with <?php phpinfo(); ?> in it, open it in your browser, and look for magic_quotes_gpc... if it says it is on, you definetly did not edit the correct php.ini file or did not restart your IIS server. You might have another php.ini file somewhere else is my guess.
As Taylor pointed out, we cannot support PHP/IIS/etc issues. You might have better luck getting help in php+iis related forums since this is a server issue, not a MagIRC issue.

Charles Kingsley:
Hi Daniel,


--- Quote ---Charles Kingsley: Those commands are checking what php version i have - I already said in my first post what version im using
--- End quote ---

Rubbish. What I asked for would have helped us all get a better picture of your system and what files are being used for configuration etc as it seems you're editing *a* php.ini and nothing is happening. My suggestion would at least help us understand what php.ini the system is using as they may not be one and the same.

But hey, if you know best I'll go away and not bother trying to help you.

daniel:
Charles I just really want to apologize to you and your team if i sounded rude.
I am not big in PHP & i used that script previously to tell me the version, but after reading the last two posts, i feel like a goose.
Ok I ran the script & found magic quotes on but thought why is this when i disabled it in PHP.ini

Hal9000: You might have another php.ini file somewhere else is my guess.

Indeed this was the case, I searched the server & found another php.ini
I disabled it & works perfect - THANKS EVERYONE

I always edited c:\php & was successful in my web server with these changes.
I couldnt believe i found another php.ini in a different location.

I am really happy you guys helped me, when it was a server issue not a magirc issue
I really look forward to using the product that you spent hours creating

THANK YOU AGAIN

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