Feed Creator 1.4: Compatibility Test
Test | Should Be | What You Have |
---|---|---|
PHP | 5.4 or higher | 7.4.33 |
XML | Enabled | Enabled, and sane |
PCRE | Enabled | Enabled |
Zlib | Enabled | Enabled |
mbstring | Enabled | Enabled |
iconv | Enabled | Enabled |
Data filtering | Enabled | Enabled |
cURL | Enabled | Enabled |
allow_url_fopen | Enabled | Enabled |
What does this mean?
- PHP: You are running a supported version of PHP. No problems here.
- XML: You have XMLReader support or a version of XML support that isn't broken installed. No problems here.
- PCRE: You have PCRE support installed. No problems here.
- allow_url_fopen: You have allow_url_fopen enabled. No problems here.
- Data filtering: You have the PHP filter extension enabled. No problems here.
- Zlib: You have
Zlib
enabled. This allows SimplePie to support GZIP-encoded feeds. No problems here. - mbstring and iconv: You have both
mbstring
andiconv
installed! This will allow Feed Creator 1.4 to handle the greatest number of languages. No problems here. - cURL: You have
cURL
support installed. No problems here.
Bottom Line: Yes, you can!
Your webhost has its act together!
You can download the latest version of Feed Creator 1.4 from FiveFilters.org.
Note: Passing this test does not guarantee that Feed Creator 1.4 will run on your webhost — it only ensures that the basic requirements have been addressed. If you experience any problems, please let us know.
Further info
HTML parser
Feed Creator 1.4 uses the fast libxml parser (the default PHP parser) but it will automatically make use of Gumbo (a fast HTML5 parser) if the Gumbo PHP extension is installed. Alternatively, HTML5-PHP (an HTML5 parser written in PHP) can be used by passing &parser=html5 as a parameter. The latter might produce better results than libxml for some sites, but is a little slower.
libxml will be used by default, unless HTML5 parsing is requested.
This compatibility test has been borrowed (and slightly adapted) from the one supplied by SimplePie.org. We have kept most of their checks intact as we use SimplePie in our application.
Date: 2024-12-21