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Hello Okay that means it's easier than i thought I just create a php.ini file in my public_html directory with the contents "register_globals = On" (without quotes) For the error handling, the same thing on another line I don't have to copy a full php.ini right? I have some experience managing my own server, so I know that in debian boxes php.ini is usually in /etc/php5/apache2/ How do I check if it's working or not Also I think I read that it doesn't apply to subdirectories Does that mean instead of my public_html, I should put it in the directory of my script (and only that directory) ? I guess to test if it works is to test it with my application right? Or is there a surefire method of testing? I am in cPanel, I am checking "PHP Configuration" (or something), that shows register_globals for php4 and php5, but I don't understand what it means (or why it doesn't reflect the php.ini I already put in my public_html directory) Thanks for your reply
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