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Hi, I have some websites created with different joomla541 templates. now it is impossible to upgrade webservers php to version 7.x. are there any knowns bugs after upgrading. all my websites are upgraded to joomla version 3.9.5.

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Thomas Mayrhauser
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Hi Thomas

Presuming I understand correctly, there is no way a Joomla template would stop your server from updating the PHP version. You can confirm this by enabling one of the default Joomla templates (Protostar).

If you are able to upgrade the PHP version, however, get an error when loading your website please include the error in this thread.

Ciaran
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Sorry. I think I have mis-formulated my question. I wanted to know if the templates purchased on J51 work correctly under PHP7.x using the latest Joomla version 3.9.5.
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Hi Thomas

We have had no known issues or bugs with our templates and running PHP 7.x.

Ciaran
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