[SOLVED] Need help with maxigallery

The other option is to create a new application pool in IIS and assign this to the site which you are working on, then either recycle the application pool or stop and start that website and this should refresh the php.ini for just that site.

Quote from: Onesmarthost at Aug 04, 2009, 01:06 PM

The other option is to create a new application pool in IIS and assign this to the site which you are working on, then either recycle the application pool or stop and start that website and this should refresh the php.ini for just that site.

Did not seem to work with the application pool and the ini file did not reload....

Edit..I am stupid and I mis-typed in the .ini and it seems to have GD loaded up now...

Could you run phpinfo on that domain just to make sure you have updated the right file.

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a full IISReset will knock sites of for a few seconds, if that is a possibility.

Quote from: Onesmarthost at Aug 04, 2009, 01:13 PM

Could you run phpinfo on that domain just to make sure you have updated the right file.

Feel free to ping me on msn if you use this "[email protected]"

a full IISReset will knock sites of for a few seconds, if that is a possibility.

Thanks for all of your help, it seems to be working like a charm now! Thanks

That’s great news, did you do an IISReset?

Quote from: Onesmarthost at Aug 04, 2009, 01:15 PM

That’s great news, did you do an IISReset?

yes had to resort to it thanks so much

Sweet I’ll move this to the IIS Support Section and mark it as solved.