How to set some php headers in a .htaccess file?

@elmo.conroy 

To set PHP headers in a .htaccess file, you need to use the Header directive. Here's how you can set some common PHP headers:

1. Open your .htaccess file or create a new one if it doesn't exist.
2. Add the following lines to set different PHP headers:

• To set the PHP charset header:
• To prevent caching of PHP files:
• To set PHP to not expose the version number:
• To set a custom PHP header:

1. Save the .htaccess file.

Make sure that the mod_headers module is enabled in Apache for these directives to work. You can usually enable it by adding LoadModule headers_module modules/mod_headers.so to your Apache configuration file or by using the a2enmod headers command (on Ubuntu/Debian).

Note: These directives will only affect PHP files. You can modify the file extension in <FilesMatch ".(php)$"> to target different file types, if needed.