PaulK wrote:
Or, how do you find the php.ini file?
If you're on a shared environment, you most likely won't have access to the PHP.ini... BUT... you may be able to override the php.ini settings by creating your own php.ini file with the specific setting you want to change in it and upload to your website.
Alteratively, you are also able to change php.ini settings with the .htaccess file
I think your FTP app is missing a variable when it loads to show all the files on the server.
Depending on what app you're using, you need to ensure server side filtering is enabled and add -a as the filter. That will show up the files for you.
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