Any ideas on how to solve the "PHP Error" issue when setting up TidyCMS for Webflow-exported websites?

When setting up TidyCMS for Webflow-exported websites, you may encounter a "PHP Error" issue. This error typically occurs when the PHP version used by your web server is not compatible with the version required by TidyCMS. To solve this issue, you can follow these steps:

1. Check PHP version compatibility:

• Make sure your web server is running a PHP version that is compatible with TidyCMS. Consult TidyCMS documentation or support to determine the PHP version required.
• If your PHP version is lower than the required version, you may need to upgrade your PHP installation. Check your hosting provider's documentation or contact their support for instructions on how to do this.

1. Update PHP version:

• If you have control over your server's PHP version, you can update it to the required version.
• If you are using a shared hosting service, contact your hosting provider and ask them to update the PHP version for you.

1. Check PHP extensions:

• Ensure that the necessary PHP extensions are installed and enabled on your server. TidyCMS may rely on specific extensions that need to be available.
• Common extensions that may be required include gd , curl , mbstring , and xml . If any of these extensions are missing or disabled, you will need to enable them. Again, consult your hosting provider's documentation or support for assistance.

1. Verify file permissions:

• Check the file permissions on your server to ensure they are correctly set. Incorrect file permissions can lead to PHP errors.
• Files and directories should typically have permissions set to 644 or 755 . Refer to your hosting provider's documentation for guidance on setting file permissions.

1. Update TidyCMS:

• Ensure that you are using the latest version of TidyCMS. Old versions of TidyCMS may not be compatible with the latest PHP versions.
• Visit the TidyCMS website or support channels to download the latest version.

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the "PHP Error" issue when setting up TidyCMS for Webflow-exported websites.

Additional Questions:

1. How can I check the PHP version used by my web server?
2. What should I do if my hosting provider cannot update the PHP version?
3. Are there any alternative CMS options compatible with Webflow-exported websites that do not require PHP?