XAMPP versions bundled with were released in early 2017. Because PHP 7.1 reached its "End of Life" (EOL) in December 2019, these versions are no longer available on the main XAMPP download page and are kept only in the community archives. Version Details To get PHP 7.1.3 specifically, you need XAMPP version 7.1.1 (depending on the OS build). PHP Version: Apache Version: MariaDB Version: Release Date: March 2017 How to Download Since this is an outdated version, you must use the Apache Friends SourceForge Archive Navigate to the XAMPP Windows XAMPP Linux XAMPP Mac OS X Look for the folder labeled Download the installer (e.g., xampp-win32-7.1.1-0-VC14-installer.exe Installation Steps Run the Installer:
Portable Version: Ideal for testing without modifying your system's registry or if you already have another XAMPP version installed. Managing Multiple PHP Versions xampp php 7.1.3
Use XAMPP PHP 7.1.3 if:
The release of XAMPP featuring PHP 7.1.3 represents a significant milestone for developers seeking a stable, high-performance environment for building modern web applications. By bundling the Apache web server, MariaDB, and PHP 7.1.3, XAMPP provides a seamless "all-in-one" solution that bridges the gap between local development and production-ready environments. The Power of PHP 7.1.3 XAMPP versions bundled with were released in early 2017
PHP 7.1.3 shipped with many extensions but disabled some by default. To enable curl, gd, mbstring, and mysqli, locate the ;extension= lines and remove the semicolon. Apache : A popular web server software MySQL
In XAMPP 7.1.3, the core software package typically includes: PHP: 7.1.3 (End-of-life) Apache: 2.4.x MariaDB: 10.1.x phpMyAdmin: 4.x Critical Security & Support Status
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$page_title = 'Add Contact';
require_once '../config/database.php';
include '../includes/header.php';