Wordpress PHP version won't change from 5.2 [closed]

1. How do I change PHP version in WordPress?
2. How do I downgrade my PHP version in WordPress?
3. Why can't I update my WordPress?
4. What PHP version is my WordPress site running?
5. Will updating PHP break my site?
6. How do I change my PHP version?
7. What is current PHP version?
8. How do I update PHP to latest version of Windows?
9. How do I fix my broken WordPress site after updating PHP?
10. How do I reset WordPress?
11. What happens if I update my WordPress version?
12. How do I update my WordPress cache?

How do I change PHP version in WordPress?

To update your WordPress site's PHP version, go to “Sites” and select the site you'd like to change the PHP version on. Then click on the “Tools” tab. Under “PHP Engine” click on the drop-down and select your preferred PHP version.

How do I downgrade my PHP version in WordPress?

Summary

1. Downgrade your WordPress site manually.
2. Use WP Downgrade to run a previous version of WordPress.
3. Restore a previous backup to undo changes to your site.
4. Manually downgrade a plugin or theme.
5. Rollback plugin and theme updates with WP Rollback.
6. Revert to an older version of PHP.

Why can't I update my WordPress?

The most common cause of a WordPress site not updating right away is caching. ... Apart from that, you may also be using a WordPress caching plugin on your own which may not be configured properly. Last but not the least, your browser may also store a cached version of your pages in temporary storage.

What PHP version is my WordPress site running?

Step 1: Access your web hosting account and go to cPanel. Step 2: Here, you should find a section called Software. You'll see 'Select PHP Version'. Step 3: Upon clicking that, you'll be redirected to a new page where you can view what PHP version your WordPress site is running on.

Will updating PHP break my site?

There are very little chances of a PHP update breaking your WordPress site. However, with the abundance of free and paid plugins, a single line of poor code can result into an error. The first thing you need to do is make sure that it is not a plugin or theme causing this error.

How do I change my PHP version?

You can change your PHP version inside the PHP Version Manager page of your account.
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Once logged into your cPanel:

1. Locate the Software section, then click on the MultiPHP Manager icon.
2. Select the version of PHP you would like to use; 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, or 7.3.
3. Click Save Changes or Apply to finish the update.

What is current PHP version?

PHP

How do I update PHP to latest version of Windows?

All you need to do is follow these 4 simple steps.

1. Step 1: Download the latest version of PHP (i.e. PHP 7. x) ...
2. Step 2: Extract the Zip File and Create PHP Folder. Next, create a new folder in your Windows desktop and name it PHP. ...
3. Step 3: Rename the Old PHP Folder. ...
4. Step 4: Configuring Apache Server.

How do I fix my broken WordPress site after updating PHP?

Often you just need to update the plugin so that it is compatible with the PHP version, but you may need to delete and replace the plugin if WordPress no longer supports it. From within your Hosting Control Panel, please go to the Tools tab and access the File Manager.

How do I reset WordPress?

To reset your site, you need to type the word 'reset' in the confirmation field before clicking the red 'Reset Site' button. WP Reset will pop up a message asking you to confirm that you want to reset the site. Click 'Reset WordPress' to continue. You'll see a 'Resetting in progress' message for a few seconds.

What happens if I update my WordPress version?

The main reason to keep WordPress updated is for security. Sometimes security vulnerabilities are corrected with new WordPress releases. Updating to the newest version of WordPress will ensure that you have the latest security fix. Not updating your version of WordPress may leave your site open to hackers.

How do I update my WordPress cache?

Simply go to the Settings » WP Rocket page and click on the 'Clear Cache' button under the dashboard tab. WP Rocket will now clear all cached files for you. WP Super Cache is a popular WordPress caching plugin. It allows you to clean or purge all cached content with a single click.