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Originally Posted by AdultKing
Tempest, I've just realised who you are, remember that little old irc channel back around 10 years ago ?
Yes, if you turn on error reporting ALL on php it will produce warnings with MOST scripts. The thing is, people don't do that in production environments. Warnings are not errors. As for ioncube, fantastic little system, you should try it, ioncube is used by many scripts.
Wordpress writes to doc root when you edit your permalinks, it modifies the .htaccess file. I think you need to tell them about that.
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Don't know who you think I am but I seriously doubt you're right.
Real programmers turn that on in production environments and write code that doesn't rely on how forgiving PHP is. "Most" scripts are written by people that have taught themselves PHP and so they're lazy. I've looked at the source code for a lot of the scripts available around here and they're all filled with holes. And that includes some of the most popular ones. It's no wonder people get their servers hacked all the time.
Yes... wordpress needs to write to the htaccess, NOT the entire doc root.
Regardless.. Good luck with your script.