Or use this:
<?php
$phpVersion = phpversion();
$configOptions = ini_get_all();
echo "PHP Version: " . $phpVersion . "<br><br>";
echo "PHP Configuration Options:<br>";
echo json_encode($configOptions);
?>
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no way, i have 4 XenForo Forum sites, and i need to php 7.4 for plugins⌠so i need to become php 7.4 againâŚ
What is your hosting volume information?
I find it surprising that youâd be willing to pay $160 (and four times, at that) for a forum software, but not look for a paid hosting provider. If you do not have a legitimate license, please note youâre violating InfinityFreeâs Terms of Service.
PHP version selection is available only in premium hosting.
I donât think this is needed; from the post itâs clear the poster is on PHP 8.2, and is looking for a way to revert to PHP 7.4.
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He only has to pay once i believe âNo Limitsâ may indicate it can be used on unlimited sites
but the point of paying 160 usd for a license but some 20usd/year paid hosting plans are not ideal makes it suspicious is still valid
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i have lisances
Well, even in that case, we canât help you here, because changing your PHP version is not available in free hosting.
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I get this message when I try to enter my site Joomla Control Panel or any article page. Other options at Joomla site administration are accesible.
0 Call to undefined function Joomla\CMS\Filesystem\set_time_limit()
Should I assume that itâs about PHP 8 migration and it will be ok again?
Thank you.
Check this post:
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because of the features that are not present in php 7.4
I ask all forum members to stick to the topic and to talk exclusively about the PHP upgrade and possible problems with some of the PHP functions and extensions.
Everything else like:
problems with javascript, style, errors 40x, etc. have no place in this topic and will be deleted + flag.
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How far is the upgrade to PHP 8.2 for free hosting?
Itâs available on a lot of servers already
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Sorry, forgot to share the last update.
Last weekend I was told that all but three of all servers have been migrated to PHP 8.2. The remaining servers would be done this week.
Iâm not sure if itâs completely done already or not, but if it isnât, it will be very soon!
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waiting for the php 8.2 upgrade, sadly some php end of life PHP: Supported Versions
and some php script once updated support 8 Deprecated errors are getting thown⌠thank u for the effort to update⌠hopefully we can test after that
what i meant was some error coming after 8.2 , is there any way to select 8 and test
still on 7.4.8 on the free
Most of the volumes have been upgraded to 8.2 already, you can either wait or migrate your website to another website account which hopefully will have PHP8.2.
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PHP version 7.4.8 on the free⌠i think my scripts need 8 anyway will wait and see
added $conf[âshow_php_errors_on_frontendâ] = false; for now seem ok ⌠7.4 âŚscript people added support for 8 so error get thrown on 7.4âŚ
We donât offer PHP version selection. Whatever PHP version is installed on the server your account is on is what your account will use.
You can setup a local development environment, using something like XAMPP for example, and set it up with PHP 8.2 to see if your site is compatible. If youâre using off the shelf software, you can also check system requirements information or reports from other users to see if there are any problems with your version and PHP 8, and which version you should upgrade to for PHP 8 support.
The only time you could see Deprecated warnings on your site is if Display Errors is turned on. Which you shouldnât have on all the time, and only enable temporarily while troubleshooting. Deprecation warnings are not errors, and donât need to be fixed urgently.
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It was literally a whole week before I even realized my testing website here was upgraded to PHP 8.2. I donât see errors anywhere. php_info becomes 6 lines of text tho.