You can use a different PHP version for a folder than the one used by your domain by placing the appropriate PHP handler directive in that folder’s .htaccess file.
- Log in to cPanel and open MultiPHP Manager in the Software section.
- Select your domain, choose the PHP version you want from the dropdown, and click Apply. This generates the PHP handler code in your domain’s
/public_html/.htaccessfile.
- Use cPanel File Manager or an FTP client to open
/public_html/.htaccess. Locate and copy the PHP handler code.
- Create or open the
.htaccessfile in the folder that should use that PHP version—for example,/public_html/forum/.htaccess—and paste in the copied code.
The folder will use the PHP version specified by that handler code. To use the same version in another folder, add the code to that folder’s .htaccess file as well. To change the version, generate the appropriate code through MultiPHP Manager and update the folder’s file.
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