| Re: php5/mysql5 |
| by irmtfan on 2008/1/27 13:52:25 contact to your host and let them fix it for you. they can easily change that to read php5 by default. |
| Re: php5/mysql5 |
| by trabis on 2008/1/27 13:26:02 My server runs php4 by default so I have to put a .htaccess with: le="color: #000000"><?php AddHandler x-httpd-php5 .php AddHandler x-httpd-php .php4 However, using .htaccess in my root causes problem in making comments(just for some users) and with some modules(for all users). I choose to use it just under the module folder that requires php5 to run. |
| Re: php5/mysql5 |
| by Marco on 2008/1/27 13:14:55 well : - a serious hosting company should offer the hability to run php4 and php5, with a conf line within an .htaccess file, for example - php6 is coming (end of first trimester,2008) |
| Re: php5/mysql5 |
| by Mamba on 2008/1/27 10:49:10 Northern, some people/hosts when they have both PHP4 and PHP5 installed on the same server, they require/recommend to use a different file extension for PHP5 programs, so they are run directly under PHP5. See: http://forums.theplanet.com/index.php?showtopic=58825 http://wordpress.org/support/topic/131514 http://www.modwest.com/help/kb5-321.html Here they did the opposite, renaming PHP4 files to .php4: http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/apachephp.htm He might need to change the host. |
| Re: php5/mysql5 |
| by Northern on 2008/1/27 0:12:56 What?...... who told you that? where did you read this? you mean to tell me that all my customers in my server's thats running PHP 5.2.5/sql 5.0.45 have to change 100's if not thousands of files from .php to .php5... thats good......php4 will work in php5, but a few things need to be altered or corrected if it is to be accessable in php5. there is no real need to have to end your files in ( .php5 ) to make it work or not... ok with that done and over with... Frank, check your email... and or give me a call. |