We have 3 different versions of PHP installed, which we recommend to use.
DThe different versions can be used simultaneously in the same web.
How to use for example PHP 5.6.x in your web, is described below.
We have 3 different versions of PHP installed, which we recommend to use.
DThe different versions can be used simultaneously in the same web.
How to use for example PHP 5.6.x in your web, is described below.
PHP 5.6.x / 7.0.x / 7.1.x (all compiled with GD)
If you have several PHP applications (e.g. a CMS, forum, etc.) that should run on PHP 5.6.x / 7.0.x / 7.1.x, then you can realize this with one .htaccess file each.
Create a file with the Notepad or a similar editor (in Windows: Start - Run - "notepad" - OK) with one of the following 3 lines:
#PHP 5.6
Action php /cgi-php56/php
AddHandler php56 .php
#PHP 7.0
Action php /cgi-php7/php
AddHandler php7 .php
#PHP 7.1
Action php /cgi-php71/php
AddHandler php71 .php
Save the file under «File - Save as». The file name would be «.htaccess», the file type would be «All files» and with the encoding ANSI.
Now load this .htaccess file into the directory where the .php files should be interpreted as PHP 5.6.x / 7.0.x / 7.1.x.