Php 5.3

[Adrian Schneider]

How many of you are on PHP 5.3?

I'm looking at using some newer technologies in an app I want to build, but I don't want to do it without PHP 5.3.

[HMBeaty]

I'm on 5.2.10

[Zachery]

Possibly would be better to survey your members via an email, oir use the admincp stats functions and possibly copy/hook into it.

Being said, I've only got php 5.3.x in production and dev enviroments atm.

[Manoel J?nior]

I'm on 5.3.6

[Boofo]

5.3.6 here.

[Eric]

5.3.3-7+squeeze3 here (using PHP 5.3 from debian's repo atm).

I've tried doing a custom build of PHP/etc but debian does not seem to like that very much, gave me a bunch of headaches.

[Badshah93]

Php 5.3.6..

[Paul M]

5.3.6

[vbresults]

Most people that replied here are developers or hands-on customers. From my experience, a lot of customers are running 5.2 (with vB4 at least, since it is the minimum requirement), and have not seen a reason to upgrade. Don't get me wrong, there are a lot of goodies in 5.3! But, vBulletin itself is not clean or up-to-date enough to make use of 5.3. For plugins, it becomes a "is this worth the trouble..." thing, at least for me.

I personally use 5.3.6. :)

[Adrian Schneider]

Thanks for the replies guys.

And I never said anything about a plugin. :)

[strudinox]

Also running 5.3.6

[vbresults]

Thanks for the replies guys.

And I never said anything about a plugin. :)

Seeing as how this is vB4 GD it's some sort of add-on. :p Are you building a 5.3 framework app to use alongside vB?