Extending PHP Functionality with Kernel Modules

Many modern web applications require specific PHP extensions (like imagick for image processing or redis for caching). Follow this manual to toggle these modules.

Step 1: Access the Extension Grid

Scroll down to the Kernel Extensions section. This grid lists all available PHP modules provided by the BoostonCP core.

Step 2: Searching for Specific Modules

  1. Use the Search Bar at the top of the grid to find a module by name (e.g., type mysqli).
  2. The grid will filter in real-time to show only matching modules.
[IMAGE_PLACE_HOLDER: Extension Search Step - Screenshot of the extension search bar and filtered results.]

Step 3: Toggling Extensions

  1. To enable a module, click on the extension card or toggle its switch.
  2. The system will display a "Transmitting..." message while the neural engine loads the binary.
  3. Once active, the card will feature a Blue Border and a green "Enabled" status.
MANUAL TIP: If a CMS installer (like WordPress) warns you about a "missing module," simply find it in this grid and toggle it ON. No server restart or SSH access is required.