| 12 | | There are infinite combinations of plugins and it is the responsibility of the site owner, or the person responsible for site maintenance, to ensure that the site doesn’t whitescreen because of some poorly coded plugin and an update. All that we can do is try to protect the use as much as we can. There is currently no method to determine where a plugin is compatible with a higher version of PHP. It’s up to the plugin developer to maintain their code, or you can fork it, fix it, and submit a PR; and it’s our responsibility to test our sites. |
| | 12 | There are infinite combinations of plugins and it is the responsibility of the site owner, or the person responsible for site maintenance, to ensure that the site doesn’t whitescreen because of some poorly coded plugin or an update. All that we can do is try to protect the use as much as we can. There is currently no method to determine where a plugin is compatible with a higher version of PHP. It’s up to the plugin developer to maintain their code, or you can fork it, fix it, and submit a PR; and it’s our responsibility to test our sites. |