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About PHP Everywhere
Version 3.0.0 of this plugin is a major update that removes a shortcode and widget, but provides an upgrade wizard to help you migrate your old code to Gutenberg blocks. This plugin allows you to use PHP code in various parts of your WordPress site, including pages, posts, sidebars, and Gutenberg blocks. It also supports user restrictions and multiple PHP instances, giving you flexibility in customizing your site.Frequently asked questions
What is PHP Everywhere?
PHP Everywhere is a WordPress plugin that allows you to use PHP code throughout your WordPress installation. It enables PHP in pages, posts, and the sidebar.
Where can I use PHP code with this plugin?
You can use PHP code in pages, posts, the sidebar, and anywhere you can place a Gutenberg block. The plugin also supports different user restrictions and multiple PHP instances.
What are some examples of how I can use PHP Everywhere?
You can use it to create custom contact forms, process data or uploads, generate user-optimized content, and customize details of your WordPress installation.
Who translated the plugin?
Alexander Fuchs translated it into English and German. IBIDEM GROUP translated it into Spanish, Luis Reis into Portuguese, Borisa Djuraskovic into Serbian, and Andrea Rosenthal Manetti into Italian.
What should I know about the 3.0.0 update?
The 3.0.0 update is a breaking change that removes the [php_everywhere] shortcode and widget. You should run the upgrade wizard from the plugin's settings page to migrate old code to Gutenberg blocks.
Changelog
3.0.0 – January 12, 2022
- New: Added upgrade wizard
- Improvement: Improved plugin settings
- Improvement: Improved plugin permission management. Previous permissions have been reset to admin only to allow users to set fine-grained permissions.
- Improvement: Improved Gutenberg block
- Fix: Fixed multiple critical vulnerabilities. Thanks to Ramuel Gall/Wordfence for pointing them out.
- Issue: Remote Code Execution by low-privileged users via shortcode; Estimated CVSS score: 9.9(Critical)
- Issue: Remote Code Execution by low-privileged users via metabox; Estimated CVSS score: 9.9(Critical)
- Issue: Remote Code Execution by low-privileged users via gutenberg block; Estimated CVSS score: 9.9(Critical)
- Removed: Removed shortcode because of vulnerability
- Removed: Removed options box because of vulnerability
- Removed: Removed PHP everywhere widget because of vulnerability
2.0.3 – December 23, 2021
- Fix: Fixed CSRF vulnerability in the plugin. Thanks for Rasif Afeef for pointing it out.
2.0.2 – August 03, 2020
- Info: Clarified WordPress 5.5 compatibility and adjusted settings page
- Info: Raised minimum PHP version to 5.6, but 7.3 iis recommended
- Fix: Fixed fatal errors introduced by upgrading to or installing on WordPress 5.4 and up
2.0.1 – December 04, 2019
- Info: Clarified WordPress 5.3 compatibility and adjusted settings page
2.0.0 – June 15, 2019
- New: Added Gutenberg Block
- New: Added option to disable Options box.
- New: Added option to disable Gutenberg Block.
1.4.5 – March 14, 2019
- Info: Clarified Gutenberg and WordPress 5.1 compatibility
1.4.3/4 – October 17, 2018
- Fix: Fixed deprecated warning on PHP 7.2
- Fix: Fixed error introduced in 1.4.3
1.4.2 – May 13, 2018
- New: Added italien translation
1.4.1 – December 01, 2017
- Fix: Added WordPress.org translation support
1.4 – November 26, 2017
- New: Added WordPress.org translation support
- Fix: Fixed security flaw where authenticated users were able to make themself administrators and execute php. Thanks @dandr3ss
1.3 – November 08, 2017
- Fix: Fixed deprecation notice on PHP 7.1
1.2.5
- minor bugfix for translations
- lowered the plugins memmory footprint
1.2.4
- added a portuguese translation
1.2.3
- bug fix for WP 4.3.1, thanks thea2zbrand
1.2
- added a german translation
- added a serbian translation
1.1.2
- fixed some minor bugs when creating a menu
1.1
- added multiple PHP instances
1.0
- release
