How to set the PHP version for any folder via htaccess in cPanel? [STEP BY STEP]☑️

Today in this tutorial we will describe you how to select a different PHP version on each folder via cPanel.You can also watch this short video on how to set a PHP version for any folder via htaccess file in cPanel.

Follow the steps given below to select a different PHP version on each folder in cPanel:

Step::1 Log into cPanel

Step::2 Open File Manager

Step::3 Open any folder and create an .htaccess file inside it

How to set the PHP version for any folder via htaccess in cPanel — Creating .htaccess file in cPanel

Step::4 After creating .htaccess file you will need to edit and paste a code from the link given below:

<FilesMatch "\.(php4|php5|php7|php3|php2|php|phtml)$">
 SetHandler application/x-httpd-alt-php56
 </FilesMatch>

[Make sure you replace the php version in the code with the actual PHP version. For ex: if you want to change the version to 7.0 then just remove “php56” and write there “php7.0”]

Step::5 Click Save and close the Editor.

Hope this helps!!

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