php version on server

[eiht_98]

How do I test which php version is running on my server?

[AcidMax]

Create a php page and put this code in it.

<?php
echo phpinfo();
?>

Then view the page via a web browser.

[Gasper]

Or if you have cpanel installed, check the bottom left corner on the main page.

[eiht_98]

Originally posted by AcidMax
Create a php page and put this code in it.

<?php
echo phpinfo();
?>

Then view the page via a web browser.

if I do what you said I get the same text on the page

[justsexxx]

Hi,

goto http://www.justsexxx.net/test.txt and copy that txt, save it as test.php and upload it to your server

then request yourdomain.com/test.php and voila...

Make sure it's .php and not .php.txt

Andre

[eiht_98]

Originally posted by justsexxx
Hi,

goto http://www.justsexxx.net/test.txt and copy that txt, save it as test.php and upload it to your server

then request yourdomain.com/test.php and voila...

Make sure it's .php and not .php.txt

Andre

if I get a blank page that means that there is no php?

[Voodoo]

Bzzt. Wrong.

Create a page.
Put the following:
[?php
phpinfo();
php?]

Replace the brackets.
No "echo". It's just a call to a function phpinfo().

Name the file info.php or whatever.

[justsexxx]

Originally posted by eiht_98

if I get a blank page that means that there is no php?

What is your url? BTW easiest way is to ask your host And when there is NO php you get is as txt(at least that is what I thought)

Andre

[AcidMax]

Originally posted by Voodoo
Bzzt. Wrong.

Create a page.
Put the following:
[?php
phpinfo();
php?]

Replace the brackets.
No "echo". It's just a call to a function phpinfo().

Name the file info.php or whatever.

All the ways given will work, even mine, the board parsed the first tag

It should be

<?php
echo phpinfo(); 
?>

You can also leave out the echo it works either way.

[justsexxx]

Originally posted by Voodoo
Bzzt. Wrong.

Create a page.
Put the following:
[?php
phpinfo();
php?]

Replace the brackets.
No "echo". It's just a call to a function phpinfo().

Name the file info.php or whatever.

always worked for me