As you know PHP7 was released already.
Has anyone tried to upgrade a production?
How does work Elgg with it?
Any advice about all Elgg versions: 1.8.*, 1.12.*, 2.0.*
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I've never found myself from a situation that I'd had too *new* PHP version. Always the other way around. Then again I don't have experience on PHP 7 yet.
Do you compile PHP yourself? I'd guess it won't be available by default on any OS or hosting provider any time soon.
Now that I look at the docs, there *are* some backwards incompatible changes that make me ponder a bit http://php.net/manual/en/migration70.incompatible.php
Thanks for reply.
You're right, PHP 7 too oddest yet. Let's wait PHP 7.1 ;)
Btw, PHP 7 is really faster than 5.6 and HHVM even.
the stats presented here by the creator of PHP show a major speed increase, yes- though not actually really faster than hhvm: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HEvOfD7Tfw
Just created this stream with some videos about PHP 7
Hi RvR, the stream is so cool. I like it and also like the show/hide function of media.
What is the software/script/plugin used to make this, can it be done with Elgg2x or plugged into Elgg?Thanks.
really great rvr .
I tried ELGG2 on PHP7 but realised that PHP7 dont support MYSQL. we need to migrate to MYSQLI.
is there any temporary solution to backport MYSQL extension to PHP7.?
or is there any quick fix to replace elgg mysql code with elgg mysqli call?
mysql was deprecated by mysqli long ago and i asked this question then.. i'm not sure what the answer was from the core team (i think i spoke to evan). it needs to be done for reasons beyond just PHP7 compatibility.
in the README I found this.
and PHP7 also supports PDO, I dont know is there any hint /hope.??
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