• Registered: October 7, 2010
  • Posts: 2

Topic: Question on PHP.Ini (and/or MySQL.ini)

I am trying to get a PHP calendar application (http://www.phpcodeworks.com/pec) to work on a Microsoft IIS server, and am having trouble with the PHP login for users to the calendar.

I can access the database via the browser and the PHP code to create the initial tables works just fine, so I know PHP works to drive the server. (We've got PHP 5.2.14 installed on the IIS server, by the way.) I also can load data into the MySQL database via CLI, and it displays just fine in the calendar, so I know it can communicate between the database and the browser. So far, so good.

The problem we're having is the PHP login. The login appears in a small "popup" window, but when we log in, no admin functionality (add items, users, etc.) appears. It's as if nothing happened.

I noted in the php.ini file I run on my laptop, I have the "session.use_only_cookies = 1" set, whereas on the phpinfo.php page on the server, it shows as "Off." Could this be the culprit? Or something else I'm missing?

Any light anyone could shed on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!

Dan sends...

Last edited by Razbojnik (October 7, 2010 11:27)

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  • Registered: October 7, 2010
  • Posts: 2

Re: Question on PHP.Ini (and/or MySQL.ini)

Turns out it WAS that setting. The sysadmin made the change on the server, and it now works like a champ!

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Dan sends...

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Re: Question on PHP.Ini (and/or MySQL.ini)

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