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Supported PHP and WordPress Versions for Revive.so

Are you uncertain about the compatibility of your WordPress site with Revive.so? If you’ve landed on this page from your WordPress dashboard, chances are you’re running outdated versions of PHP or WordPress.

Here, we outline the version prerequisites for Revive.so.

What is PHP?

PHP serves as the underlying programming language for both WordPress and Revive.so.

Newer PHP iterations offer improved speed and security. We provide notifications to users running outdated PHP versions because it indicates their website is no longer receiving crucial security updates.

The simplest resolution involves contacting your web hosting provider and requesting an update to your hosting account’s PHP version. This process is typically straightforward and should be undertaken proactively by your hosting provider.

Revive.so PHP Version Requirements For reference

Revive.so currently necessitates PHP version 5.6 or higher.

However, we highly recommend transitioning to PHP version 7.4 or higher, as it delivers enhanced performance and security compared to version 5.6.

Revive.so WordPress Version Requirements

Revive.so mandates that your site operates on WordPress 5.4 or later.

If you’re utilizing an older WordPress version, you’ll encounter a notification in your admin area prompting you to update your site. Moreover, Revive.so will be disabled, and you won’t receive automatic plugin updates until your WordPress version is upgraded to 5.4

Frequently Asked Questions

Which PHP version should I upgrade to?

The recommended PHP version is 7.4 or higher. Ideally, opt for the latest version your web host supports. Most websites can seamlessly transition to PHP 7+.

How do I update PHP?

Your web hosting provider possesses the capability to update your PHP version. Typically, you can perform the upgrade within your web hosting control panel or by raising a support ticket with your host.

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