PHP Version

[fadillzzz]

I'm just curious a little bit...

[Hall of Famer]

I have PHP 5.3.8 running on the new server, though I have multiple hosting accounts and some are using PHP 5.2.17.

[Nemesis]

my server, and all clients I am hosting, are running 5.3.8

[solskenn]

I have no idea... o,O How would i find out? If you can guide me to the info I'd gladly answer the question..

[Corsair]

Check your control panel it should list it under the normal information like bandwidth and such.

If not you can use:

<?php

phpinfo();

?>

Add that to a page it should give you a list of info. It's Very important you delete it after you get the info you need!

[solskenn]

5.2.17 is what it says.

[Hall of Famer]

Well PHP 5.3.0 added lots of new functions, especially for date/time. Since some of webhosts still use PHP 5.2.x, we may as well not use them until all known webhosts upgrade their PHP.

[solskenn]

Originally Posted by Hall of Famer

Well PHP 5.3.0 added lots of new functions, especially for date/time. Since some of webhosts still use PHP 5.2.x, we may as well not use them until all known webhosts upgrade their PHP.

I noticed the poll has 5.4 as an option.. is that already released or still in beta or whatever? Sorry if that's a dumb question, but I'm .. practically a n00b with the whole site thing..

[fadillzzz]

Yes, the stable version of PHP 5.4 was released on 1st of March I think.
Shame, that some of you are still using PHP 5.2.x (your webhost I mean), because I was really hoping that Mys can take advantages of the new features in PHP 5.3

[Hall of Famer]

Well it is about time when those stubborn webhosts upgrade, we just have to keep a close eyes on their moves and see when PHP 5.3.x new features can be implemented. If you have a VPS or dedicated host, you have full control over the version of your PHP and other stuff, which is good. Freehosts can be a problem, they do not take requests of upgrading PHP or Apache that easily.