PHP editor?

Is there a free download php editor anywhere to he had, that will
browser-display php code?

I downloaded Davor's PHP Editor. Although it looks nicely done, I find
the manual unreadable. Is there an alternative?

Zach

On Wed, 21 Nov 2007 16:45:16 +0100, Zach <zach@xx.xx> wrote:

>Is there a free download php editor anywhere to he had, that will
>browser-display php code?
>
>I downloaded Davor's PHP Editor. Although it looks nicely done, I find
>the manual unreadable. Is there an alternative?
>
>Zach

Yeah...Notepad.

Ctrl+S to save changes
Alt+Tab to an FTP proggie
Drag 'n Drop over to the server
Alt+Tab to a browser
F5

Easy breezy.

...oh, I did use this other proggie for awhile...PHP Expert Editor I
think it was called...it was okay I guess, I mainly used it when I was
working offline and didn't have access to my server.

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Zach schrieb:
> Is there a free download php editor anywhere to he had, that will
> browser-display php code?
>
> I downloaded Davor's PHP Editor. Although it looks nicely done, I find
> the manual unreadable. Is there an alternative?
>
> Zach
>

Zach wrote:
> Is there a free download php editor anywhere to he had, that will
> browser-display php code?
>
> I downloaded Davor's PHP Editor. Although it looks nicely done, I find
> the manual unreadable. Is there an alternative?
>
> Zach
>

I personally prefer Vim or even gVim. I like to keep the browser
separate, that way I can check things in Firefox, IE, Opera, ... Etc.

If your wanting a 'FREE' IDE, I'd suggest checking out Eclipse PDT.

If you are after a 'GOOD' IDE: Zend Studio would have to be my favorite
for PHP, although MPSOFTWARE's phpDesigner 2008 has progressed a lot
over the last year or two. It is often updated, and quite cheap.

- Michael

http://www.download.com/MoreMotion-...g=lst-1


http://www.download.com/Notepad-/30....html?tag=lst-4

http://www.download.com/PHP-Designe...g=l
st-5

jim

jim wrote:
> http://www.download.com/MoreMotion-...g=lst
-1
>
> http://www.download.com/Notepad-/30....html?tag=lst-4
>
> http://www.download.com/PHP-Designe...g
=lst-5
>
> jim
>
>
Hi guys,

Thank you very much for the references. I shall have a good look at all
of them!

In the mean time I found Crimson Editor. You can FTP straight from the
code you are writing and see the results ALT TAB F5 in your browser.
I am finding the editor rather brilliant to use.

Many thanks, to you who responded to my editor question. Great to know
that you experienced people can be asked basic questions as well.

Zach.

Zach schrieb:
> Is there a free download php editor anywhere to he had, that will
> browser-display php code?
>
> I downloaded Davor's PHP Editor. Although it looks nicely done, I find
> the manual unreadable. Is there an alternative?
>
> Zach
>

Aptana?

Hi,

I am astonished as to the good stuff that is available for free. I
downloaded Aptana and am amazed. I have a number of products on the
market and have some idea of what it takes to reach that level of
appearance.

Thank you for the reference,
Regards,
Zach.

Jonas Werres wrote:
> Zach schrieb: 
>
> Aptana?

> I am astonished as to the good stuff that is available for free. I
> downloaded Aptana and am amazed. I have a number of products on the
> market and have some idea of what it takes to reach that level of
> appearance.
I was also quite supprised, as I found just a few ws ago, shortly
before 1.0 release.
Just the missing FTPS support is annoying, but the developers said they
are using a proprietary, bought library in the pay version, so it's
not their fault.

I know it is *much* simpler, but Crimson Editor has an FTP facility
allowing you to flip flop back and forth between the editor and the
browser + F5. The point is that when you are coding in php you don't
really need anything more elaborate than C.E. That said, the editor you
referred me to is really amazing, so did others think so, to whom I
passed on your reference. Many thanks again.

Zach.


Jonas Werres wrote: 
> I was also quite supprised, as I found just a few ws ago, shortly
> before 1.0 release.
> Just the missing FTPS support is annoying, but the developers said they
>  are using a proprietary, bought library in the pay version, so it's not
> their fault.