PHP
Oct
24
2024
24
2024
6:20 am
PHP mail() Function
PHP's mail() function is a built-in tool for sending emails directly from PHP scripts. This function is usually enabled by default on hosting accounts, but users must ensure their domain's email settings are configured correctly. The function may fail if the sender or recipient addresses aren't from a locally hosted mailbox. For third-party mail services, SMTP should be used instead. Popular CMS platforms like WordPress, Joomla, and OpenCart already have integrated mail features.Oct
18
2024
18
2024
6:46 pm
How to Set a Different PHP Version for Your Website
Easily configure a different PHP version for each of your websites or subdomains using the advanced PHP Configuration manager. Select the desired PHP version for each host and adjust settings through the php.ini editor if needed.Oct
18
2024
18
2024
6:42 pm
How to Increase max_input_vars in PHP
Learn how to increase the max_input_vars limit in PHP by editing the php.ini file. This setting controls the maximum number of input variables that PHP can handle from forms or cookies. Follow simple steps to update this value and avoid input-related errors in your web applications.Oct
18
2024
18
2024
6:37 pm
412 Error: ModSecurity Triggered
The 412 error occurs when ModSecurity blocks a suspicious request to your web server, often due to SQL injections or cross-site scripting attempts. Learn how to identify and disable problematic ModSecurity rules through your hosting control panel and .htaccess file to resolve false positives.Oct
16
2024
16
2024
8:06 pm