get_cfg_var() is an old PHP 3.0 era function, that returns the value for a
directive in the php.ini file. This value may be valid or invalid,
depending on whether it was overwritten by other configuration methods
(e.g., httpd.conf or .htaccess). This function will always return the
value that was typed in php.ini, if any.
ini_get() is a new PHP 4.0 function, that uses the new INI subsystem
introduced in 4.0. It will always return the active value, and not
necessarily the value that was in the php.ini. Generally, unless you're
writing a script that actually deals with the php.ini file, you should
always use this function and not get_cfg_var().
Zeev
At 16:10 2/2/2001, Teodor Cimpoesu wrote:
>What's the difference between these two functions?
>from the manual I couldn't figure any:
>
>get_cfg_var -- Get the value of a PHP configuration option.
>ini_get -- Get the value of a configuration option
>
>is ini_get just an alias to get_cfg_var() or vice versa somehow?
>dunno :)
>
>TIA
>
>-- teodor
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