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How to Change PHP Version in cPanel?

Follow these step-by-step instructions to change the PHP version in cPanel. Optimize the performance of your website by upgrading or downgrading PHP versions.<br><br>

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How to Change PHP Version in cPanel?

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  1. How to Change PHP Version in cPanel? Hypertext Preprocessor (PHP) is a well-known server-side scripting language for web development and popular content management systems (CMS), such as Joomla and WordPress. Updating your cPanel with the latest PHP version is also critical. You can switch between versions and use them throughout the site with a few clicks. Let's discuss how to alter your PHP version in cPanel. About PHP PHP, which stands for Hypertext Preprocessor, is a scripting language used for website creation. PHP is used on the vast majority of websites. WordPress is a PHP application that is backed by a content management system. Your web server has a program that executes and interprets PHP code. So, when we talk about the PHP version, we mean the version of PHP that is now running on your web server.

  2. About cPanel cPanel is a popular control panel for developers and web hosting companies. It is generally used in conjunction with WHM (Web Host Manager); the two functions individually but work well together. Web Host Manager provides administrative control over the server. WHM creates several accounts and manages various websites, in addition to server requirements. Why Update the PHP Version? PHP development provides complete support for any PHP version for two years after its initial release. During this time, regular updates are provided to resolve any security vulnerabilities or flaws. PHP includes one more year of security support after two years of full support. However, after three years, the PHP version will no longer be maintained or supported. Using an unsupported PHP version, therefore, is risky. Reasons to Update PHP Version 1. Better Site Speed A website may load more slowly with outdated PHP versions. Updated PHP versions will make your website load faster. 2. Enhanced Security You are at risk if you use the outdated PHP version for your site. So, changing the PHP version can help your site stay updated and reduce security threats.

  3. 3. New Features Updated PHP versions come with new functionality, like PHP version 8.0, which your plugin and theme developers will probably want to use. 4. Better Support Your web host can help in updating PHP before they can provide their own assistance. Moreover, the PHP version will receive frequent bug fixes and patches. How to Change PHP version in cPanel? 1. Log in to cPanel: Access your cPanel account using your username and password. 2. Navigate to MultiPHP Manager. 3. In the top right of the Set PHP Version per Domain section, click the drop-down menu next to PHP Version and select the desired PHP version. 4. Click the Apply button to change the PHP version of each of the selected domains to the selected PHP version. Therefore, to resolve the compatibility challenges and enhance the efficiency of your website, it’s vital to update the new version of PHP. In order to change your PHP version in cPanel follow the above-mentioned steps.

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