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Some of these frameworks still say they're PHP4 compliant. That's no longer a feature but a detriment, please stop using it. If your host can't be bothered to u
by leftnode 16y ago
Some of these frameworks still say they're PHP4 compliant. That's no longer a feature but a detriment, please stop using it. If your host can't be bothered to upgrade to a somewhat recent version of PHP5, I'd switch hosts.
- MC27 16y agoI'd imagine that if you are creating a commodity, rather than a bespoke solution, then it's good to offer PHP 4 support to your customers. So, for example, a shopping cart product built on a legacy framework, might sell better with support for PHP 4.