I've been working on a WordPress theme using PHP 5 class syntax and
I've started to wonder if I should revert to PHP 4 syntax after
reading some comments on another developer's blog indicating there is
still a demand for a PHP 4 version. I'm just using the class
definition to wrap a bunch of static methods so I'm not reliant on
anything PHP 5 specific as of yet.

I thought PHP 4 was no longer receiving security updates/patches so I
assumed most shops and ISP were moving along to PHP 5, not to mention
from what I can tell PHP 5 is pretty much backwards compatible.

Is the need for PHP 4 support still strong out there? If so, what are
the reasons not to move to PHP 5?

I'm mainly curious. I'll probably stick to PHP 5 because I like the
extra syntax since I think it's easier to understand and read.

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Warren
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