Php Editor? Do You Know Of Any?

[msdeeva 0]

Hi,I'm looking for any easy way to edit a php page. I'm really new to this programming language, and I don't have a lot of time, so I'd prefer if I could find a WYSIWYG PHP editor.Do you guys know of any.Thanks.

[snlildude87 0]

There are a bunch of editors out there, but a really good one is Microsoft Notepad. No kidding. It's simple, easy to use, and it should come with your computer. It's not wysiwyg, but it good. I don't think there are any WYSIWYG PHP editors out there because PHP is a scripting language and a server-side scripting language at that. That means that you have to upload your PHP scripts/code to the server and execute it there.

[msdeeva 0]

There are a bunch of editors out there, but a really good one is Microsoft Notepad. No kidding. It's simple, easy to use, and it should come with your computer. It's not wysiwyg, but it good. I don't think there are any WYSIWYG PHP editors out there because PHP is a scripting language and a server-side scripting language at that. That means that you have to upload your PHP scripts/code to the server and execute it there.

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I tried to use notepad to edit my index.php page for oscommerce, and it ruined the script. So can I edit it, and still have a working page.

 

Thanks

[msdeeva 0]

There are a bunch of editors out there, but a really good one is Microsoft Notepad. No kidding. It's simple, easy to use, and it should come with your computer. It's not wysiwyg, but it good. I don't think there are any WYSIWYG PHP editors out there because PHP is a scripting language and a server-side scripting language at that. That means that you have to upload your PHP scripts/code to the server and execute it there.

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I tried to use notepad to edit my index.php page for oscommerce, and it ruined the script. So can I edit it, and still have a working page.

 

Thanks

[Unregistered 015 0]

Look for PHP Designer by some guy named Michael. It's free and comes with evrything you need: sintax highlighter, tabbed editing, and suff. Try it!I think it is Michael Pam or Pham + software (that's his corp.)

[aminzzlink 1]

hi msdeeva i think that you haven't edit one PHP page , here is the solution , ...i hope that is will be the solution !

if you would edit a PHP page , you can try with a lot of programs to do it, but if you are looking for a good and fast one here is the link i use it for all time : PHP Expert Editor
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[kasm 0]

Hi,

 

I'm looking for any easy way to edit a php page.  I'm really new to this programming language, and I don't have a lot of time, so I'd prefer if I could find a WYSIWYG PHP editor.

 

Do you guys know of any.

 

Thanks.

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We have to distinguish between two types of tools that developers can opt for - an editor, or an Integrated Development Environment (IDE),

If you want to code fundamental PHP applications, any standard text editor such as Notepad, would do. But, for the same reason most of us prefer creating documents with a word processor over Notepad, Professional PHP developers always prefer an IDE over a simple editor.

There are many. But I select for you five and all is FREEWARE.

You will not loose if you download them and experiment with them to decide by yourslf which will better for you.

 

1) Davor's PHP Editor (DPHPEdit) from Davor Pleskina is a free PHP IDE (Integrated Development Environment) which allows Project Creation and Management, Editing with customizable Syntax Highlighting, AutoCompletion and Completion Proposal, Running&Previewing Project/Files using Internal or External Browser, Code Exploring and Multiple PHP-related special features. The program is totally FREE and runs on all Win32 platforms. It can posibly be used to manage projects and scripts in languages other than PHP.

Download at : http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

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2) Maguma Workbench is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE),. It is original PHP-only IDE Maguma Studio, a fast and efficient PHP editor.It is now open source under a modified MPL (Mozilla Public License).Download at: http://www.maguma.com/

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3) HAPedit is an acronym for Html Asp Php editor; a win32 text-mode editor useful for all developpers of dynamic web pages.Its main features are: page preview in browser; project manager for example:

- syntax highlighting for html/php, html/asp, html, JavaScript, CSS and SQL;

- preview images;

- with SQL console; FTP Manager; Code Explorer

- completion for html tags, php functions and php variables,

- Brace-matching' highlights blocks '{}', '[]' and '()' while typing code.

- Ctrl+F1 displays the page of php manual that describes function. if you download the manual.

- Ctrl+F9 returns compilation error in php pages if you have the php engine installed..code

and more.

It is is freeware at one of the sites at: http://hapedit.free.fr/freewares.php

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4) Alleycode 2.15 for Windows, is fast HTML editor with turitorial. But beyond HTML, Alleycode's wizardry focuses on PHP and CSS interaction. It is FREE! .; additionally focusses on PHP and CSS interaction.

https://alleycode.com/ Download free at: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

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5) PSPad is a full featured text editor that you can use to edit and validate HTML, PHP, Perl, JavaScript, C, etc. code explorer for Pascal, HTML, PHP, XML (etc), matched bracket highlighting, etc. . you can download it free from

http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

[Ao)K-General 0]

I know of a great wysiwyg. Its called, DreamWeaver. I have the trial version and I am still getting used to it. It works great. The trouble I have with it is the fact that i know little PHP.

[msdeeva 0]

Look for PHP Designer by some guy named Michael. It's free and comes with evrything you need: sintax highlighter, tabbed editing, and suff. Try it!

 

I think it is Michael Pam or Pham + software (that's his corp.)

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Thanks for the advice. I actually wasted like 5 hours, before I happened upon this solution by default when looking for a non-existant PHP WYSIWYG editor. I was at download.com when I came across this little app and it got great reviews, so I decided to give it a shot. And what do you know, it worked! Thanks for the advice though. Hey do you know where I can get some cool oscommerce images for free?

 

Thanks

[msdeeva 0]

I know of a great wysiwyg. Its called, DreamWeaver. I have the trial version and I am still getting used to it. It works great. The trouble I have with it is the fact that i know little PHP.

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I'll download that once I've got my site's skeleton down, and then I'll start with some "heavy duty" designing. hee hee. So how does it actually work? Is it drag and drop and it just configures the code for you like Frontpage, or do you actually have to write the code and it just shows you what it's going to look like?

[Ao)K-General 0]

You write the code, but it shows up on it. And it can help you out with forms and includes and reguires and other stuff. Its really useful.

[littleweseth 0]

Repeat after me : there is no such thing as WYSIWYG PHP. You're going to have to actually learn PHP if you want to edit scripts, or run the risk of things fouling up. Go have a look at the HudZilla PHP book over at http://www.hackingwithphp.com/ - it's free and very well written. Oh, how i lub paul hudson.In any case, my favourite editors :SciTE - http://www.scintilla.org/
scite : notepad with syntax colouring, folds, regexps and other l33t stuff - i believe it's only 300k as well. Free as in beer and liberty.BBEdit : http://www.barebones.com/ . Mac only, but my gawd, it's a reason to use a Mac alright - that, and OSX kixoring for n00bies learning the tao of webserving (like myself) because installing server stuff is so easy. Oh, and restarting apache on a windows box is a pain.that Zend one : http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/. Made by the guys who maintain PHP, and very, very nice. You do have to pay for it though.Dreamweaver's not on the list because it costs major dollars and gets in the way too often. I think it was the 'helpful' code completion that did it for me - how many times do I have to yell 'when i press tab, i want four spaces dammit!' at my screen?[disclaimer : my $0.02.]

[pawitp 0]

There are no WYSIWYG php editor out there but you can use a html WYSIWYG editor for web layout and insert your php later. You still have to write a script though. A WYSIWYG php isn't customizable and thus don't exist

[djax 0]

Im using Dreamweaver MX to write php code

[dul 0]

Best editor is for me just simple text editor.