cPanel' PHP Version & PHP How to Change Settings?

PHP version and limits directly affect the compatibility and resource usage of the web application. Before change, your application supports PHP Note the version, the necessary extensions and the current settings.

PHP change version

1. cPanel' MultiPHP Manager or Select PHP Version open the screen.
2. Select the domain name to change.
3. Your application supports PHP Identify and save the version.
4. Test site, management panel and critical forms individually.

PHP extensions

PHP In servers with Selector, ionCube, intl, mbstring, mysqli, pdo mysql, zip and so on extensions can be managed on the user basis. Only activate the extensions that the application needs. If there is no list of an extension, it may mean that it should be installed across the server.

Important limits

• memory limit: One PHP memory that can use the process.
• upload max filesize: Single file upload upper limit.
• post max size: The total size of the form request should not be small than the load limit.
• max execution time: The maximum time you can work.

Change verification

If the value used by the value of the application is different, then assigned to the domain name PHP check handler's configuration files and app cache in the subfolder. Open to everyone phpinfo() Do not leave the file on the server; uninstall it after the test.

PHP for other guides related to PHP Knowledgebase You can review the section.