This tutorial is a shorter version of the previous post and it is intended as a follow-up on how to upgrade your PHP to the latest version (in this case PHP 7.2) if you have already installed the previous version of PHP 7 in your Windows system. Steps to Upgrade from PHP 7.1 to PHP 7.2 • Download PHP for Windows. Since we’re using PHP as FastCGI, we’ll use the 64-bit Non-Thread Safe (NTS) version (i.e., php-7.2.1-nts-Win32-VC15-x64.zip). • PHP 7.2 is also the first version that requires Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2017. If you don’t have it installed, you can download it from (64-bit). If you have a 32-bit OS, please check on the below and select the one for x86.

• We also need to upgrade our WinCache version for PHP 7.2. Download the WinCache php_wincache-2.0.0.8-7.2-nts-vc15-x64 and extract the file as well. • Extract both downloaded zip files (just double-click them and they will be extracted into their sub-folders) as shown below: • If you check the WinCache folder php_wincache-2.0.0.8-7.2-nts-vc15-x64, look for two files with the following names: php_wincache.dll and php_wincache.pdb. • Copy the two files from the WinCache folder to a sub-folder (“ext”) within the PHP folder (i.e., php-7.2.1-nts-Win32-VC15-x64/ext). • Now, copy the whole content of php_wincache-2.0.0.8-7.2-nts-vc15-x64 folder into a new folder and name it v7.2. • Copy the php.ini file from v7.1 to v7.2. • You might want to modify certain parameters in the php.ini as highlighted below: [WebPIChanges] error_log=C: WINDOWS temp PHP72x64_errors.log upload_tmp_dir=C: WINDOWS temp session.save_path=C: WINDOWS temp cgi.force_redirect=0 cgi.fix_pathinfo=1 fastcgi.impersonate=1 fastcgi.logging=0 max_execution_time=300 date.timezone=Australia/Melbourne extension_dir='C: Program Files PHP v7.2 ext ' And make sure you also have the PHP_WINCACHE set.

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Kilojoules to kilocalories conversion to energy conversion calculator and how to convert. E (kcal) = 5 kJ / 4.184 = 1.195 kcal Kilojoules to international kilocalories 1 kcal IT = 4.1868 kJ The energy in international kilocalories E (kcal-IT) is equal to the energy in kilojoules E (kJ) divided by 4.1868: E (kcal-IT) = E (kJ) / 4.1868 Example Convert 5 kilojoules to kilocalories. E (kcal-IT) = 5 kJ / 4.1868 = 1.194 kcal IT Kilojoules to 15°C kilocalories 1 kcal 15 = 4.1855 kJ The energy in 15°C kilocalories E (kcal15) is equal to the energy in kilojoules E (kJ ) divided by 4.1855: E (kcal 15) = E (kJ) / 4.1855 Example Convert 5 kilojoules to kilocalories. Gkal v kvt kaljkulyator. • • Kilojoules to kilocalories conversion calculator Enter the energy in kilojoules and press the Convert button: Enter energy in kilojoules: kJ Select calorie unit type: Energy result in kilocalories: How to convert from kilojoules to kcal Kilojoules to thermochemical / food kilocalories 1 kcal th = 4.184 kJ The energy in kilocalories E (kcal-th) is equal to the energy in kilojoules E (kJ) divided by 4.184: E (kcal) = E (kJ) / 4.184 Example Convert 5 kilojoules to kilocalories.

[PHP_WINCACHE] extension=php_wincache.dll The change is pretty simple and we can compare the two php.ini files between v7.1 and v7.2 as below: • Open IIS Manager and click on FastCGI Settings. • You can create a new entry for PHP 7.2 by following from, except for PHPRC where you want to update the value to 7.2 (i.e., C: Program Files PHP v7.2). Once completed, just click OK. • Go back to IIS Manager and click on Handler Mappings. • Look for PHP_via_FastCGI and double-click on it. Make sure the path for the Executable is updated accordingly. Click OK when done.

Update Windows Environment Variables Finally, once again we need to update the path of the new PHP in Windows Environment Variables. • Click on the Windows start button and type in “system” and click on System Control panel. • In System window, click on Advanced system settings and on System Properties window, make sure you have Advanced tab opened. And you can follow the path shown in the picture to update the path to where your PHP 7.2 is located. • Click on Environment Variables button. • Under System Variables, click on Path and Edit button.

• Click on where the current PHP is located and double-click it or click on Edit button. • Change the value to the location of the new PHP (i.e., C: Program Files PHP v7.2) • Click OK button on each window to close. Now using the same test.php file with the following code: Run it from your browser (i.e., If PHP is installed with the correct version, you will see the PHP version will be updated similar to the picture below: Further Reading Download January 19, 2018 Filed Under: Tagged With:,,,.