register_globals On

register_globals On


1) Make a folder called suphpconfig inside /home/username

2) create a new file called php.ini inside /home//suphpconfig/

3) Add the following code in /home/username/suphpconfig/php.ini  

register_globals = On  

4) Create a file called .htaccess insde /home/username/public_html folder and add the following code in .htaccess file :  

suPHP_ConfigPath /home/username/suphpconfig  

where username is your cpanel account username. Now register_globals is on for your site, even if it is turned off on the server.

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