Myron Turner wrote: > Travis Doherty wrote: > >>> >> >> What about the argument that PHP4 is dead. It's done. It's over. >> There is no reason anyone should be using it, less perhaps a lack of >> time to tweak scripts for an upgrade from 4 to 5. Even if that is the >> case, get to work :p >> >> "Support for PHP 4 will be dropped at the end of the year, 8 months from >> now. So now is the time to start upgrading all your scripts as we won't >> be releasing new versions after December 31st, 2007." >> >> http://derickrethans.nl/php_quebec_conference_rip_php_4.php >> >> Travis Doherty >> >> > > This is fine, as long as the newer versions are backwardly > compatible. If , in particular, if the next version or version 6 does > not support the PHP 4 object oriented model, it could present real > problems for some software. PHP isn't used only for "scripts" but for > large projects. For example, I just began to configure a DokuWicki > installation, writing code for various features which are not included > in the install. DokuWicki uses the PHP 4 object oriented model > throughout, and user plugins, such as mine, are written to the same > model. DokuWicki contains over 300 php files and more than 3 megs of > code. It would be no small task to convert such a project over to the > PHP 5 OO model. DokuWiki should run just fine under PHP5. It may throw some E_STRICT errors warning of things that will be deprecated in a later major PHP release. I doubt DokuWiki needs register_globals, and magic_quotes shouldn't be a question. Use the strict level warnings as hints to help you find what needs to be modified in your own code. Travis Doherty -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
