Re: [SMARTY] WYSIWYG editor?

Try nvu -the evolution of the old mozilla/netscape composer- at nvu.com

On Apr 11, 2005 7:55 PM, Ivan Voras <ivoras@fer.hr> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is there a free "visual" HTML editor for Windows that can be used for
> editing Smarty templates? Primary reason for asking this is to enable
> third parties, non-programmers to do minor editing on the templates
> (e.g. not to touch Smarty code, just the HTML content of the template).
> Any half-decent editor will do, just as long as it doesn't mess up
> Smarty code.
>
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Vicente Werner wrote:
> Try nvu -the evolution of the old mozilla/netscape composer- at nvu.com

I just did before posting the request - it doesn't even want to open
.tpl files!

Ivan Voras wrote:
> Vicente Werner wrote:
> 
>
>
> I just did before posting the request - it doesn't even want to open
> .tpl files!
>
I, too, must admit that I was a bit underwhelmed with nVU.  Great if
you're making HTML, XHTML, and CSS.  Not so great if you're working with
server-side scripting and/or templates.

More a "web designers" tool than a "web programmers" tool.

At this point, I'm still doing most of my editing in Arachnophilia
(version 4) when I'm on Windows (IOW: at work) and VIM when I'm on
Linux.  (I know there are better code editors for Linux.  I'm just using
in a shell so often I don't think about them.)
--
D. Wokan

Ever considered Eclipse (www.eclipse.org)?  AS far as I am concerned, it
rocks on both Win and Linux.  Plus there is a PHP plugin.

D. Wokan wrote:

> Ivan Voras wrote:
> 
> I, too, must admit that I was a bit underwhelmed with nVU.  Great if
> you're making HTML, XHTML, and CSS.  Not so great if you're working
> with server-side scripting and/or templates.
>
> More a "web designers" tool than a "web programmers" tool.
>
> At this point, I'm still doing most of my editing in Arachnophilia
> (version 4) when I'm on Windows (IOW: at work) and VIM when I'm on
> Linux.  (I know there are better code editors for Linux.  I'm just
> using in a shell so often I don't think about them.)
> --
> D. Wokan
>

D. Wokan wrote:

> I, too, must admit that I was a bit underwhelmed with nVU.

Only a bit? :))

> (version 4) when I'm on Windows (IOW: at work) and VIM when I'm on

VIM is what I'm using all the time. (There's a neat Windows version also).

Judging by the screenshots, Arachnophilia is not a WYSIWYG editor?
(Though it looks nice)

Mario St-Gelais wrote:
> Ever considered Eclipse (www.eclipse.org)?  AS far as I am concerned, it
> rocks on both Win and Linux.  Plus there is a PHP plugin.
> D. Wokan wrote:
> 
Actually, I am planning on trying Eclipse.  Not entirely sure why I
haven't yet.

Give it a try. And get the PHP Eclipse
(http://www.alfersoft.com.ar/phpeclipse/) that goes with it.

D. Wokan wrote:

> Mario St-Gelais wrote:
> 
> Actually, I am planning on trying Eclipse.  Not entirely sure why I
> haven't yet.
>

Ivan Voras wrote:

> D. Wokan wrote:
> 
>
>
> Only a bit? :))
> 
>
>
> VIM is what I'm using all the time. (There's a neat Windows version
> also).
>
> Judging by the screenshots, Arachnophilia is not a WYSIWYG editor?
> (Though it looks nice)
>
Whoops.  I went off-topic I guess since I don't use a WYSIWYG editor.
Arachnophilia 4 does have the ability to do a live preview though where
you can see your source changes in the preview window almost as you make
them.  Not sure about Arachnophilia 5.