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You can put a user.ini file in your FTP directory root (below the public_html directory)...

Note: On our new platform, custom PHP settings need to be declared in a file called .user.ini,...

Yes. PHP scripts do not have to reside in any particular directory and will run anywhere in your...

It is possible to run php code in .html files by adding the following to a .htaccess...

Such a global change to the .user.ini config is a well-known security risk and affects all other...

Zend Optimizer is available for use on our servers, though optimized code is not supported by us...

Yes we do, and in case you need to know the exact version number, at the time of writing, the...

You can set the PHP version your hosting uses via the PHP version switcher tool in your hosting...

When using the Switch PHP Version option in your hosting control panel this will add a line to...

PHP runs as a CGI at GreenBackEnd Hosting. This is because it is more secure than running it as...

At the moment SASS is not supported on our shared hosting platform so cannot be used there.

Unfortunately, due to the resources needed to run this module, it is not supported on the shared...

To enable mime magic, add the following to your user.ini file:mime_magic.magicfile =...

This can be caused by two things.Using PHP 7 or newerThe MySQL connector is now out-of-date and...

You can create your own user.ini file inside whatever sub-directory your script is in. There's a...

The following modules are available:MySQL Client GD (inc GIF JPG, PNG &...

As a general rule, the permissions of a PHP file should take one of two sets of values, either...

Should you need the absolute path to sendmail for use in a CGI script, it's in../usr/sbin/sendmail

GreenBackEnd Hosting's servers run all available versions of PHP side-by-side meaning that even...