It should be fixed now, I just uploaded a new version (3.5.1)
Chris
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bamajr
(@bamajr)
@christopherross – yes sir, it is fixed!
Hi Chris,
How can I check which version of PHP my server is using? I have checked in the tools section but can’t find any reference to version 5.2 or 5.3
Thread Starter
bamajr
(@bamajr)
@harveyducros
I’m making a few assumption here, but if the WordPress phpinfo() plugin is installed and activated correctly, the information you are looking for will be at:
http://YourWordPressWebsite.com/wp-admin/tools.php?page=thisismyurl_php_info
Thanks bamajr,
I have checked this again without any success – no direct indication as to version 5.2 or 5.3 only hundreds of lines of code.
I have deactivated and then reactivated the plugin and the message states that it has been successfully activated.
Unfortunately I need to know the correct version in order to install another plugin which is different for each versions.
Any further help would be appreciated.
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bamajr
(@bamajr)
@harveyducros
You could contact your hosting provider, but usually, there is a way to tell from within the management panel (hosting panel), provided to you by your web host.
Another thing you can do is to create a file called phpinfo.php
In that file paste the following code:
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
Save the file and upload it to your website, via FTP. then access that file by going to: http://YourWordPressWebsite.com/phpinfo.php
I don’t recommend doing this from within your WordPress installation directory. I would suggest trying this in a separate directory or a sub-domain, on the same server.
