Topic: Header

[Erwin]

How can I configure an header that is on every page and you can't shut it down?

[James Blond]

If you are using PHP you can set a prepend file in PHP.ini

[Erwin]

Yes I use this:
Apache 2.2.2
PHP 5.1.4
MySQL 5.0.21
ImageMagick 6.2.7-2 Q8

How can I do that I am not that high with a server...

[James Blond]

Find PHP.ini edit it with a text editor
find auto_prepend_file =

auto_prepend_file = C:/your/path/to/header.htm

if you using also html and htm files

Add

AddType application/x-httpd-php .htm .html

to your httpd.conf

don't forget to restart Apache.


Are you hosting pages for others or why do you want to add a header?

[Erwin]

I know, can I make a directory that isn't infected with this? I have a site with more that only this. (Well it will come)

[James Blond]

Of cause you can put it in a htaccess file so only that directority and the sub folders would have the header. must be php_admin_flag [PHP directive name] [On|Off]

[Erwin]

I have an other problem now. The time isn't correct in apache how can I change it?

[James Blond]

Time isn't correct? Please explain it more. Normaly Apache and PHP takes the time from the PC itself.
Where is the wrong time displayed? In a PHP script? Elsewhere?