[SOLVED] how to write this in .htaccess?

[bilis_money]

i tried this one below,

 

php_value session.save_path '/public_html/joomla/tmp'

 

and it doesn't work.

 

any little help please.

[PC Nerd]

google?

 

sorry  i dont know much more

[chigley]

I've never heard of putting PHP settings in .htaccess. Use this:

 

ini_set("session.save_path", "/public_html/joomla/tmp");

[wildteen88]

i tried this one below,

 

php_value session.save_path '/public_html/joomla/tmp'

 

and it doesn't work.

 

any little help please.

php_value or php_flag directives will only work within a .htaccess file if the web host has enabled the use of .htaccess files and that PHP is running as an Apache Module. If PHP is running under CGI then those directives will not work. To check whether your host has PHP setup as an Apache Module create a new file call it test.php and add the following code:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Upload it to your host and then run it. Look for the line that begins with Server API. To the right of it will state whether it is running as CGI or Apache x.0 Module (x representing Apaches Version number).

 

Also check with your host whether you can use .htaccess files.

 

If you host has disallowed the use of .htaccess file OR that PHP is not running as an Apache Module then you cannot change PHP configuration through .htaccess files. In stead you will have to resort to chigley's suggestion for using ini_set.

[bilis_money]

PC_Nerd is right always refer to google first.

 

mmm this should always a good habit.

 

This problem is solved. I just remove the qoute.

 

Thank you guys!