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title: How do I create a PHP Info Page?
description: "A **PHP Info Page** is a simple way to check your server’s PHP configuration, installed extensions, and settings. It’s useful for troubleshooting, debugging, or confirming that your website meets the requirements of a PHP application. #### Steps to create a…"
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updated: "2025-11-24"
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# How do I create a PHP Info Page?

A **PHP Info Page** is a simple way to check your server’s PHP configuration, installed extensions, and settings. It’s useful for troubleshooting, debugging, or confirming that your website meets the requirements of a PHP application.

#### Steps to create a PHP Info Page

1. **Create a new PHP file**
   - Open a text editor (like Notepad or VS Code).
   - Create a new file and name it something like `phpinfo.php`.
2. **Add the PHP info code**
   - Paste the following code into your file:
   `<?php phpinfo(); ?>`

1. **Upload the file to your website**
   - Log in to your hosting account at [my.disoh.com](https://my.disoh.com).
   - Use **File Manager** in cPanel/DirectAdmin or an FTP client to upload `phpinfo.php` to the root of your website (usually `public_html`).
2. **View your PHP Info Page**
   - Open your browser and go to `https://yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php`.
   - You will see a full page with information about your PHP version, loaded extensions, server settings, and more.

#### Important Notes

- **Security tip:** After checking your PHP info, **delete the file** or move it outside the public folder. Leaving it online can expose sensitive server information.
- This page is **read-only**, so it won’t affect your website.