Enable a required PHP extension
Use PHP Selector to review modules without resetting working configuration.
Where Tools → Software → Select PHP Version → Extensions
Before you start
- Get the exact extension name and required PHP version from your application’s documentation.
- Record the current version and enabled extensions before changing them.
Steps
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Open Select PHP Version and read which PHP version and scope are active.
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Check the module only if the application needs it. Read any incompatibility or dependency message before continuing. Some selector changes take effect immediately.
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Do not click Reset PHP Extensions to default as a general troubleshooting step: it can remove a customised working set.
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Reload the application and confirm the feature works. If the extension remains unavailable, check the domain is using the selector-controlled runtime rather than a different MultiPHP configuration.
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Choose Extensions. Find the required module by its exact name, such as mysqli or redis; similar names are not always interchangeable.
Extensions belong to the selected PHP runtime; the account scope matters.
Check it worked
- The required extension is reported as loaded by the application or support.
- Other websites sharing the same PHP configuration still work.