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== ionCube ==
 
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'''No longer required with JReviews v3.5 or later'''
  
 
IonCube loader needs to be installed and enabled on your server. On some hosting packages it is enabled by default. The loader version must be 4.4 or higher. For PHP 7 you need to use 6.0.4 or higher.
 
IonCube loader needs to be installed and enabled on your server. On some hosting packages it is enabled by default. The loader version must be 4.4 or higher. For PHP 7 you need to use 6.0.4 or higher.

Revision as of 23:33, 14 October 2018

CMS

JReviews is compatible with:

  • Joomla! 3.8.x
  • WordPress 4.9.x

Furthermore, new releases of JReviews are only tested with the latest stable version of Joomla and so we can only guarantee compatibility with those versions at any given time.

PHP

Required PHP Version: 7+.
Required PHP Extensions: json, mbstring, fieinfo, curl, bcmath (most servers have them installed by default).

upload_max_filesize in php.ini must be higher than 4M (for installation files to upload successfully).

ionCube

No longer required with JReviews v3.5 or later

IonCube loader needs to be installed and enabled on your server. On some hosting packages it is enabled by default. The loader version must be 4.4 or higher. For PHP 7 you need to use 6.0.4 or higher.

If ionCube is not enabled on your server, you can ask your host to install it for you, or you can do that yourself:

  1. Download loaders packgage from ionCube website.
  2. Upload ioncube_loader_lin_7.0.so file (if your server uses PHP 7.0) to your site, either in the root or a new folder you can call "ioncube"
  3. Create the /administrator/php.ini file and add this line (use the correct path to the ioncube file where you uploaded it):
zend_extension=/path/to/ioncube/folder/ioncube_loader_lin_7.0.so

Note: If you are having troubles installing ioncube, download loader-wizard.zip file, extract the zip and place the loader-wizard.php file into the root of your site. Run that file and it will guide you through the installation process.

Video Tutorial - How to check JReviews pre-install requirements

Checking PHP Info in the Joomla administration

Watch in HD on YouTube

Checking PHP Info in WordPress

In WordPress you can find a plugin that shows the PHP Info or you can create a new file "phpinfo.php" with the following code:

<?php phpinfo();?>

Place the file inside the /wp-admin folder and load it directly on your browser using:

domain.com/wp-admin/phpinfo.php