Joomla 3.5 and PHP 7 Themler compatibility

BillyBob
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BillyBob posted this 20 March 2016

I read a support post in the forums that stated that Themler will likely work fine with the new Joomla 3.5 release, but what about Themler and the new PHP 7?

Joomla 3.5 has built in compatibility with PHP 7, and using PHP7 can have a huge impact on site speed, your site can run 50% faster in some cases. See THIS ARTICLE. So is Themler PHP 7 ready? If not when can we expect it?

I read a support post in the forums that stated that Themler will likely work fine with the new Joomla 3.5 release, but what about Themler and the new PHP 7? Joomla 3.5 has built in compatibility with PHP 7, and using PHP7 can have a huge impact on site speed, your site can run 50% faster in some cases. See [THIS ARTICLE][1]. So is Themler PHP 7 ready? If not when can we expect it? [1]: https://www.ostraining.com/blog/joomla/php-7/?utm_content=buffer3e8ee&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Last edited 18 May 2016 by Support Team

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Support Team
Support Team posted this 22 March 2016

Hi,

This issue has already been fixed in Themler internal version and the permanent fix will be available in the next Themler major update.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thanks,
Ivan

Hi, This issue has already been fixed in Themler internal version and the permanent fix will be available in the next Themler major update. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thanks, Ivan
Bayern
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Bayern posted this 25 March 2016

Hi,

i updatet the Joomla Version in Themler to 3.5
But PHP is still 5.4

In the next major update, is then installed Joomla 3.5 and PHP7?
Best Regards

Hi, i updatet the Joomla Version in Themler to 3.5 But PHP is still 5.4 In the next major update, is then installed Joomla 3.5 and PHP7? Best Regards

Last edited 25 March 2016 by Bayern

BillyBob
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BillyBob posted this 25 March 2016

PHP in this case refers to the language used on your hosting side. So any PHP changes would be implemented through your hosting. The only areas of concern with Themler or Joomla as far as PHP goes are compatibility with newer PHP versions.

To note, you’d want to make sure any Joomla extensions you’re using are compatible with any PHP upgrades you might do. As the article recommends in my original post, you can check with any developers if need be.

PHP in this case refers to the language used on your hosting side. So any PHP changes would be implemented through your hosting. The only areas of concern with Themler or Joomla as far as PHP goes are compatibility with newer PHP versions. To note, you’d want to make sure any Joomla extensions you’re using are compatible with any PHP upgrades you might do. As the article recommends in my original post, you can check with any developers if need be.
topcs
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topcs posted this 31 March 2016

Hi Ivan,

It's so nice to know you all are working on this issue. Has it been resolved yet? I'm itching to upgrade my server to PHP 7...

Hi Ivan, It's so nice to know you all are working on this issue. Has it been resolved yet? I'm itching to upgrade my server to PHP 7...
Support Team
Support Team posted this 31 March 2016

Hi,

Themler should be fully compatible with Joomla 3.5 + PHP 7 starting from the next public version which is coming soon.
Please follow the news.

Thanks,
Ivan

Hi, Themler should be fully compatible with Joomla 3.5 + PHP 7 starting from the next public version which is coming soon. Please follow the news. Thanks, Ivan
asik5
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asik5 posted this 31 March 2016

Themler works for me without a problem at php7 - after all, you can always come back to a lower version.

Themler works for me without a problem at php7 - after all, you can always come back to a lower version.
Support Team
Support Team posted this 01 April 2016

Yes, that's right. Also it may work fine for you if you are using the beta updates.

Sincerely,
Hella

Yes, that's right. Also it may work fine for you if you are using the beta updates. Sincerely, Hella
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