PHP SET OPTION

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PHP SET OPTION


PHP SET OPTION ( option ; value {; *} )

Parameter	Type	Description
option	Longint	Option to be set
value	Text, Boolean	New value of option
*	Operator	If passed: modification only applied to next call

Description

The PHP SET OPTION command is used to set specific options before calling the PHP Execute command. The scope of this command is the current process.

Pass a constant from the "PHP" theme in the option parameter to designate the option to be modified and pass the new value for the option in the value parameter. Here is a description of the options:

Constant	Type	Value	Comment
PHP privileges	Longint	1	Definition of specific user privileges relating to the execution of the script. Possible value(s): String in the form "User:Password". For example: "root:jd51254d"
PHP raw result	Longint	2	Definition of processing mode for HTTP headers returned by PHP in the execution result when this result is of the Text type (when the result is of the BLOB type, headers are always kept). Possible value(s): Boolean. False (default value = remove HTTP headers from result. True = keep HTTP headers.

By default, PHP SET OPTION sets the option for all subsequent calls to PHP Execute of the process. If you want to set it for the next call only, pass the star (*) parameter.

Example

Execute the "myAdminScript.php" script with Admin access rights:

 PHP SET OPTION(PHP privileges;"admin:mypwd";*)

  `Since we pass the *, the admin privileges will only be used once

 C_TEXT($result)

 C_BOOLEAN($isOK)

 $isOK:=PHP Execute("myAdminScript.php";$result)

 If($isOK)

    ALERT($result)

 End if