It's really an SEO problem, and has to do with the "community." I just wanted to know three things about PHP to get my Joomla 1.5 on (why do I think that Joomla is going to a be another nightmare of the same type?):
- How to get the version information of a PHP engine (like from a hosting account at GoDaddy)
- How to figure out the active extensions loaded in PHP
- How to restart PHP running on IIS
php version information - brings up a bunch of irrelevant stuff to the problem (and to any problem, if you think about it)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhS3jzhsWWmTAxCnzvhl2VvXpPfkMENt7rin2ddOAh9EjN7SlC0jjwZk2e3ENkqiYzn6At2IIDPR7JEuEAAgE9uDui-iCLxlheW66wAV3JVYEapGz20u54zm02Ygb0ih2NGIju3jrweO6c/s200/ScreenShot029.gif)
asp.net version information - the first answer up is the one we're looking for. How? Because people look at and link to the answers to basic questions. With PHP I think they all just "know."
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhnKBOgIOai9w57F-VWoRktgtOkLazGhsV-FiZsmtENMjBBMOk-1269qh8I1JaTcKc07IjwfuxNPUaV63xTpcABQcQMiw8kTP2UBW7QXYzSiM0Lgu3ocBxmYAOFMx9Qlgz6iFdxQ4H-Qek/s200/ScreenShot030.gif)
Anyway, after much fussing about and googling and regoogling, here is the file I ended up with
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
<h2>
Loaded Extensions
</h2>
<pre>
<?php
print_r(get_loaded_extensions());
?>
</pre>
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