I'm brand new to web dev and I've installed Joomla to my website. For whatever reason I can't do hardly anything because my php version is only 5.3 according to Joomla.
However, from my cpanel I changed the php to 5.5.
How do I get Joomla to update the php version?
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My client wants to experiment around with Wordpress on a server that they have currently a Typo3 CMS running on. I'm supposed to set it up, without making the old website unusable.
Current website is e.g. www.test.com and that shouldn't change -
It doesn't really matter how to get to that wordpress site but I guess something like www.test.com/test_wordpress would be nice.
The Server is running on Ubuntu 12.04.5 LTS (GNU/Linux 2.6.32-042stab120.6 i686) and the PHP Version is 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.25
I'm afraid the newest Wordpress can't run on this PHP Version.(?)
But if I update it I think the old Website would get a lot of problems.
Is there a way to run multiple PHP Versions on that Server?
If not and if there's no way to run Wordpress on the old PHP version I'd rather just get an older release because it should be done quickly and is just for playing around.
How should I install Wordpress (just the basic steps in order not to overwrite and break anything from the old website would be enough)?
I installed Wordpress on a virtual server (with Vagrant) before, but since the environment is different this time I'm asking here for help what I have to watch out for in order not to break any existing functionality of the main Typo3 CMS currently running on the server.
Wordpress will work with your PHP version
please check
https://wordpress.org/about/requirements/
Note: If you are in a legacy environment where you only have older PHP or MySQL versions, WordPress also works with PHP 5.2.4+ and MySQL 5.0+, but these versions have
I installed a content management system (in my case Modx Version 2.4.3) on my Host. The php version is right now 5.3.
Now I recieve an email from my host, that php 5.2.,5.3 and 5.4 will be deleted. I am now afraid that my content management system will not work properly anymore.
On the website of Modx it says Modx requires 5.1.2 and higher.
I am confused what to do and how to be safe that nothing happens with my website.
Thank you for any advise.
I'm newly use WordPress and want to install WordPress on web host.
But I'm confuse in version selection. My web server support PHP Version 5.4
Suggest me which version of WordPress can run on above php version.
According to this site, the minimum to run wordpress is PHP v 5.6 although you could run it on 5.5 but without support.
The website says that:
Note: If you are in a legacy environment where you only have older PHP or MySQL versions, WordPress also works with PHP 5.2.4+ and MySQL 5.0+, but these versions have reached official End Of Life and as such may expose your site to security vulnerabilities
So, I'm quite sure that PHP 5.5 and below may not supported and/or deprecated but still works!
I am trying to upgrade from an earlier version of sagepay php integration to the new v3.0. First step is to get the demo working. I downloaded VspPHPkit from the site and installed it under localhost/sagepay on my Ubuntu development environment.
I have setup the MYSQL and have checked that the mod_rewrite on Apache is enabled. All good. I have also copied the htaccess file to my web root.
My problem is that when I load localhost/sagepay/demo, the page renders ok but the links to the Form Protocol example points to localhost/sagepay/demo/form. This is not a directory which is in the installed example and neither is it specified in the htaccess as a redirect.
I must be missing something.
I had the same problem. It turned out that I had version 7.0 of PHP active rather than version 5.6. Once I switched to 5.6, it all worked fine.
I have installed Wamp 2 and copied all the Joomla 3 folder files into the 'www' folder in wamp. when I try to install Joomla I get a message that I need a php version of atleast 5.3.1 or more but my wamp shows my phpversion is 5.3. Am confused, i need your help
The minimum PHP version required for Joomla 3.x is now 5.3.10. This is because of the Bcrypt password encryption method used for an improvement in security.
My suggestion would be to simply scrap the wampserver version you're currently using and download the latest version (2.5) which includes PHP 5.5.12 and MySQ; 5.6.17.
This will ensure you're Joomla installation will run smoothly.
Always ensure you're running the latest version of anything you use in the web development world