Understanding the Environment Settings Panel

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Environment Variables Tab

This tab can be used to configure FastCGI environment variables.

Adding a new environment variable

Use the [New… ] button, the “New…” context menu item or press theInsert key while the list control is focused.

Editing an environment variable

Use the [Edit… ] button, the “Edit…” context menu item, double click or press the Space key while an element from the list control is selected.

Removing an environment variable

Use the [Remove ] button, the “Remove” context menu item or press theDelete key while an element from the list control is selected.

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