I have a script that uses a PHP 5 syntax that's apparently not supported in PHP 4.
like MyClass::method()->method(...)
I'm trying to display a error at the beginning of the script telling that the server doesn't have PHP 5 installed, and "die" nicely, but I can't because I get that stupid parse error...
So how can I make PHP ignore errors if < 5 ?
The easiest way I can think of is to have one file that includes another if PHP5 is installed:
//index.php
if (intval(substr(phpversion(), 0, 1)) < 5) {
die ('you must have PHP 5 installed');
} else {
include('main.php');
}
//main.php
MyClass::method()->method(); // or whatever