In this part, we will learn
about how to increase execution time in PHP.
Increase Script Execution Time
PHP scripts are only allowed to be executed for a definite period
of time, and when it reaches the time limit, it will stop and
create the following error: "Fatal error: Maximum execution time of
30 seconds exceeded in yourscript.php" To allow your PHP script to
run at a longer time, you'll need to increase the maximum execution
time limit of PHP scripts using any of the following
methods.
3.1. php.ini configuration -
Locate the php.ini file used by your web server. You can use the
phpinfo() PHP function to find it. - find and modify next
parameter: max_execution_time = 45 Change the value (in second) or
set to 0 for infinite time - restart Apache
3.2..htaccess configuration Edit
(Create) the.htaccess file in the site root (public) directory or
in the directory of your script and add the following line:
php_value max_execution_time 45 Change the value (in second) or set
to 0 for infinite time
3.3. Configuration in PHP
scripts This is probably the best method as the setting applies
only to the particular script, and would not allow other poorly
written scripts to also consume and waste the system's resource. To
do this, call the following function in your PHP script with the
maximum execution time in second as the parameter: set_time_limit (
300 ) You can use 0 as parameter for infinite execution
time.
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