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Don't that just smurf-up your day?

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Alright, been working on a redesign for my website - forgetting to check the php version - working on the site about a month now, and go to upload it for testing and what did I find? My websites PHP4!!! AHH!!!! NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

Host: Startlogic.com
Version: PHP: 4.4.1


NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!

I wanted my Zend Framework to work!!!
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Haha.

You could always start a project that can automatically convert 5+ code to PHP 4. :)

That's what I'm considering as a porting tool for the framework I'm working on as a separate tool.
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Ugh, I wouldn't know where to begin feyd...

Oh well, looks like I'll ether need to: a) forget the new site, b) change providers (don't wanna) or c) wait till your done porting.
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DaveTheAve wrote:Oh well, looks like I'll ether need to: a) forget the new site, b) change providers (don't wanna) or c) wait till your done porting.
I wouldn't suggest holding your breath on my account. It will be quite some time.

What about using another framework?
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Eh, its already built with ZF and it uses alot of it's features.

lol i already started looking for a host that will support PHP 5.

Startlogic don't even know if they WILL support it.
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Ah, sounds like my remedy: http://www.hostmonster.com/
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Post by matthijs »

We should start a (sticky) thread for good php5 hosts. Would benefit us all and our clients. And then not a regular thread, but a kind of updated list with hosts and votes for them. Well, maybe a bit complicated. But a thread dedicated to php5 would be cool.

If I have some experience with one I'll post it. Not yet unfortunately.
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