PHP Settings

Custom PHP settings that are applied to all plan subscriptions are defined by the php-settings node. This node is specified by complex type phpSettings (domain_template.xsd). This type is structured as follows:

• The setting node is required. It specifies a certain PHP setting and its value.
  • The name node is required. It specifies a name of a certain PHP setting. Data type: string. You should use the same setting name that is used in the php.ini configuration file. Say, memory_limit, safe_mode, and so on.
  • The value node is required. It specifies a value of a certain PHP setting. Data type: string. You should use the same setting values that are used in the php.ini configuration file. Say, for memory_limit it can be 128M or on for the safe_mode parameter. If you want to set the default value to a PHP parameter, send the request with the blank value node.

The following sample packet creates a service plan and sets the memory_limit and safe_mode settings:

<packet version="1.6.3.4">

<service-plan>

<add>

   <name>base_plan</name>

   <php-settings>

      <setting>

         <name>memory_limit</name>

         <value>128M</value>

      </setting>

      <setting>

         <name>safe_mode</name>

         <value>on</value>

      </setting>

   </php-settings>

</add>

</service-plan>

</packet>

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