Howdy
I would say, beside the extra features and modules, the main
differences between PHP3 and PHP4 are speed and native session
support.
With PHP3 you have to use something like PHPLIB to provide
session handling, while with PHP4, these features are built in.
If you upload PHP4 (usually .php) scripts to the server, it may only
look for .php3 - check with the admins about that, but if you only
use PHP functions from PHP3 it should run fine.
Cheers
Budgee
On 5 Aug 2001, at 23:12, Ruvinda wrote:
> Hi I'm doing a University project using PHP as the server side technology.
> I want to publish this using my ISP's server. They say they support PHP3.
> I'm currently learning PHP4. Is there a large difference between PHP3 and
> PHP4. That is if I upload my PHP4 files will their server recognise them
> and display them properly? Thanks.
>
>
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