php.ini

Table of Content:

Step 1: Login to cpanel

Open your cPanel dashboard by logging into your hosting account.

Step 2: Look for the Software section and click on Select Multiphp ini Editor

Find the MultiPHP INI Editor: Scroll down or look for the “Software” section, then click the “MultiPHP INI Editor” icon. This tool is designed to simplify the process of changing PHP configuration settings.

Step 3: Choose basic mode or editor mode and also choose a location for which domain you want to edit the php ini setting
Select Domain: Upon opening the MultiPHP INI Editor, you will first need to select the domain or subdomain you want to configure. There may be a drop down menu that lists all your domains. Select the domain for which you want to adjust the PHP settings. If you want to adjust the settings for the entire account or for domains that are not specifically registered, you can select the "Home Directory" option.
Basic mode: The editor may offer a "basic mode", which shows the most different settings in an easy-to-understand format. This can include options such as:

upload_max_filesize
post_max_size
max_execution_time
memory_limit
You can adjust these settings by entering new values ​​in the text boxes provided next to each prompt.
Editor Mode: For more advanced users or for directives that don't appear in basic mode, switching to "Editor Mode" (if available) allows you to manually enter or change almost any PHP directive. This mode provides a text area where you can type or edit the directives just as you would in a php.ini file.

Choose a domain here

Now you will see the definition

If you choose basic mode

or editor mode

Save your configuration: After making adjustments, click the “Apply” or “Save” button at the bottom of the page. This updates your PHP configuration based on the changes you made.
Confirm Changes: It is good practice to confirm that your changes have been applied successfully. You can do this by creating a simple phpinfo.php file in your public_html directory with the following content:

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