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Hi,
First, excuse my poor English, please.
I just upgrade JEvents from 3.4.27 to 3.4.29 this morning. A message told me that my web site uses PHP 5.4.45 which is no more supported.
I would like to know what version of PHP is supported by the last version of JEvents. My host can furnish PHP 5.6 and PHP 7.
Thank you in advance for the information.
Claude Louis
First, excuse my poor English, please.
I just upgrade JEvents from 3.4.27 to 3.4.29 this morning. A message told me that my web site uses PHP 5.4.45 which is no more supported.
I would like to know what version of PHP is supported by the last version of JEvents. My host can furnish PHP 5.6 and PHP 7.
Thank you in advance for the information.
Claude Louis
Hello Claude,
I would advise you upgrade to PHP7 you will notice a big difference in performance. But please make sure Joomla! and all your extensions are up to date as some may not fully support php7. All major extensions of course do.
If you have any issues with PHP7 then go to PHP5.6
Many thanks
Tony
I would advise you upgrade to PHP7 you will notice a big difference in performance. But please make sure Joomla! and all your extensions are up to date as some may not fully support php7. All major extensions of course do.
If you have any issues with PHP7 then go to PHP5.6
Many thanks
Tony
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You are most welcome Claude :-)
Many thanks
Tony
Many thanks
Tony
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