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| suggested_web_config_file_wordpress_iis_server [2023/10/02 15:46] – wikiadmin | suggested_web_config_file_wordpress_iis_server [2023/10/02 15:52] (current) – wikiadmin |
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| Following is the above-code as the web.config file may be modified automatically by IIS in the event that you configured IIS Handler Mapping for a specific website to introduce a FastCgi module executable for PHP upgrade, let's say, from PHP7 to PHP 8. The default of the web server is configured for PHP7, but the specific added FastCGI Module for PHP8 executable is auto inserted in the Web.Config file in order to override the PHP7 FastCGI default setting. | Now, my commmentary (not Todd's): Following is the same code as above in the web.config file EXCEPT as may be modified by IIS in the event that you have configured IIS for a new Handler Mapping for a specific website in order to introduce an upgraded FastCgi module executable, let's say, upgrading from PHP7 to PHP 8. Let's assume that your IIS web server is presently configured by DEFAULT for the PHP7.4 FastCGI executable, but you manually configure a specific website in IIS Management by added FastCGI Module for PHP8 executable. This PHP8 configuration is auto inserted by IIS into the Web.Config file in order to override the default PHP7 FastCGI setting. See for example, the <handlers> </handlers> element inserted below: |
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