3.2.3 still uses mysql to connect to the database by default, but PHP5.4 has abandoned MYSQL and it is recommended to switch to PDO and mysqli to connect to the database
My personal idea is to lower the version and match it with tp3.2.3. I use php5.3. Generally, editors will prompt you which PHP version to choose, so just choose a lower version
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3.2.3 still uses mysql to connect to the database by default, but PHP5.4 has abandoned MYSQL and it is recommended to switch to PDO and mysqli to connect to the database
I tried php7.0 without any problems, and 7.1 should also have no problems.
But I think this kind of question is very meaningless. I will know the answer by testing it myself. Do I have to ask here?
My personal idea is to lower the version and match it with tp3.2.3. I use php5.3. Generally, editors will prompt you which PHP version to choose, so just choose a lower version
Initialize a project and test the following functions
Database CURD(Model)
Caching
If possible, other functions should be fine.
It should be ok