PHP Versions & Server Types
We install the latest PHP versions on our cPanel-based WordPress servers. If you have a VPS or Dedicated Server, you may need to install the newer PHP versions manually. If you need help, do not hesitate to reach our 24/7 Technical Support team anytime!
Changing the PHP version
**Note: Before you change PHP version of your website make sure that your web application/website is compatible with target PHP version.
1. Firstly, log in to cPanel -> Click on “Select PHP Version”.

2. Next, select the preferred/ required PHP version.

3. Lastly, click on “Set as current” and then on Save to store your changes.
Changing the PHP settings
- Firstly, login to cPanel.
- Then, click on Select PHP Version under SOFTWARE section in the home screen. Note that some servers may not support this feature.
- Next, select which extensions you want to enable for the current PHP version, the selections are saved automatically.
- To modify settings for current PHP version:
- Click Options at the top of the page.
- Click the value next to the setting that you want to change.
- You can choose from a list box or you can type the value into the text box, depending on the setting.
- Changes will be saved automatically.
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