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it's not suexec that is the reason u can't have php flags in htaccess, its cos php is running in cgi mode..
nope.. htaccess will do what you require, but php.ini needs to be placed in each folder..
not every folder, just the ones that have scripts in that are executed from the browser itself..
so no need to place it in class folders or include folders etc.
you could probably try placing an include or require call to a php.ini file in the header.php file in the root XOOPS folder, or maybe mainfile.php with an absolute path to the php.ini not relative.. that may work, but i haven't tried it..