Php.ini file download for wordpress

Ask Question. Asked 10 years, 6 months ago. Active 1 year ago. Viewed k times. Improve this question. Maha Maha 1 1 gold badge 4 4 silver badges 5 5 bronze badges. Is there a phpinfo link anywhere? That would give the location of php. If you don't see it, create one — Roman Brito. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. I see this question so much! Improve this answer. Brad Fletcher Brad Fletcher 3, 3 3 gold badges 22 22 silver badges 40 40 bronze badges.

If I add it to wp-admin, will this get lost on update? JomarSevillejo no its does'nt — Brad Fletcher. But if the php. I mean, the web server knows where the php. Thank Brad. This helped solve my problem.

I had this issue where I couldn't edit my shop page. I checked the wp-admin directory and I coudn't find a php. So I guess Wordpress does not provide it initially. I am not sure. So I followed your instructions and it worked. The question is "How can I find php. Show 1 more comment. If I am using xampp and I create a php. Unheilig Download Default php.

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We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. Although, the location of php. Below, we discuss different programs and where to find the php. If you are using the WAMP, then finding the php. Simply, right-click on the icon of the program and from the appeared menu click on PHP. In the opened menu you will be able to see the php. This is all you need to do to find the php.

Finding php. Open the program and click on Config next to the Apache module. From the opened menu click on PHP php. Normally, the php. In any case, there are multiple ways of finding the php. Follow the steps below if you have WordPress installed on a live server and have access to the cPanel:. Simply click on it from the left-hand side menu. There are some recommended configurations for the php. This gives you the path of the original php. So, whatever is the value, just note it down for further use.

Now that we have the path of the original php. Copy the PHP code from below and save it inside a file name getphpini. Here we have used the value for our localhost default configuration php.

Now we shall see some output like this. It is the default php. Most of the modern web hosts let you to upload your own set of php. But the php. That is why we had to get the original php. Note: Setting higher memory limit is not a good way to run your PHP scripts.

Heavy applications, like WordPress, run smoothly under 32MB of memory. If anything is causing more memory consumption, then it should be tracked down for better performance.