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ini_restore

Name

ini_restore — Restores the default value of a configuration option.

Synopsis

string ini_restore(name);
string name: Name of setting

Returns

Value of configuration option; FALSE on error

Description

Restores a configuration to its original option if it has been changed. You can use this function to reset a value that has been changed using ini_set() .

Version

Existing since version 4.0

Example

Example 1009. Alter and restore a configuration option

<?php
$option = 'magic_quotes_gpc';
echo "Value of $option => ", ini_get($option);
ini_set($option,0);
echo "New value of $option => ", ini_get($option);
ini_restore($option);
echo "Restored value of $option => ", ini_get($option);
?>



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