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In this video hosting tutorial you will learn how to edit the php.ini file from your hosting account. This feature is available only for paid users. Return to Video Tutorials Page.
- First you need to select the PHP Settings section from the control panel.
- Click on the link to edit the php.ini file.
- You can see the current version of the file in the editor.
- After you changed the file click on the Save button to save all changes you have made.
- The file has been saved successfully.
- To restore the original php.ini file click on the Restore Default php.ini button.
- The file has been restored successfully.
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