Try to determine the version of PHP via your website admin system

Was your website built with a common web developer's framework such as WordPress, Drupal or Joomla?

If the answer is yes you should have access to a web admin interface through which you can find out what version of PHP you have installed.

Follow the tips below to check where you need to go within the website admin pages of your site to clarify the PHP version.

CMS Made Simple	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in CMS Made Simple
Composer CMS	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in Composer CMS
Concrete5	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in Concrete5
Drupal	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in Drupal
Joomla	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in Joomla
Laravel	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in Laravel
Magento	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in Magento
MediaWiki	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in MediaWiki
PHP Fusion	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in PHP Fusion
PretaShop	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in PretaShop
WordPress	View our article on obtaining your server PHP version in WordPress

Are we missing your CMS? Please let us know if we don't include a popular CMS that your own website uses!

Important: Note that if your website is running on a managed cloud service such as those listed below you do not need to take any action as the company running the platform will be fully managing your website. Examples of such websites include those built on...

• WordPress.com hosted WordPress sites
• Wix
• SquareSpace
• Shopify
• Blogger
• Bitrix

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Do you now know your PHP version?

YES: If you now know the exact PHP version your web server is running check this article to clarify if it is safe.

NO: If you need further help to determine your PHP version try the next step of checking your PHP version via your website control panel.