1. You can use the drop down menu to enable PHP4, PHP5, or the System Default (PHP4).
   
   

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   Additions:
   2) You can use the drop down menu to enable PHP4, PHP5, or the System Default (PHP4).
   
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   2) You can use the drop down menu to enable PHP5.
   
   

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   Edited on 2008-05-29 14:45:34 by AndrewBoring
   
   Additions:
   cPanel prior to version 11 would allow only PHP 4 or PHP 5 to be installed. In order to support multiple versions, ASO had used the default of PHP 4 as an Apache module, with PHP 5 being available through the FastCGI∞ interface.
   
   Deletions:
   cPanel prior to version 11 would allow either PHP 4 or PHP 5 to be installed. ASO had used the default of PHP 4 as an Apache module, with PHP 5 being available through the FastCGI∞ interface.
   
   

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   Edited on 2008-05-29 11:16:00 by AndrewBoring
   
   Additions:
   - PHP Versions in use at ASO
2. Overriding System php.ini
3. PHP 4 - Understanding File Ownership and Permissions
4. PHP 5 - Understanding File Ownership and Permissions
5. Migrating from PHP 4.x to PHP 5.x
6. Using PHP 5 as a FastCGI (deprecated)

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AddType application/x-httpd-php5 .php

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

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• Sending Emails
• Tracking Visitors
  
  

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  Additions:
  - Tracking Visitors
  
  

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  Additions:
  

  Learning PHP

  
  
  Deletions:
  

  Learning PHP

  
  
  

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  Edited on 2007-07-13 23:43:17 by AnjaneshLekshminarayanan
  
  Additions:
  To view a lot of important information about your PHP, such as loaded extensions, PHP version, and Predefined Variables, make a call to phpinfo∞()

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

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AddType application/x-httpd-php5 .php

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