Edit PHP with WYSIWYG / On PC.

Discussion in 'PHP' started by busman3000, Jan 22, 2008.

  1. #1
    Hi. I'm very basic with PHP. I know hardly anything :eek:

    Is there anything like DreamWeaver for editing PHP with? I mean so that you can see what your editing without having to upload it.
     
    busman3000, Jan 22, 2008 IP
  2. NuLLByTe

    NuLLByTe Active Member

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    I don't think such thing exists, as PHP is a server-side dynamic language.
     
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  3. busman3000

    busman3000 Peon

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    So how would I edit it? Would I have to upload it to my server to see how it looks?
     
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    NuLLByTe Active Member

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  5. webexpert

    webexpert Banned

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    The best practice is always to check your program before upload.. you can setup using some great free of cost softwares like easyphp or WAMP.

    just downlaod any of them easyphp or wamp.. but nowdays prefreble is WAMP server. after download it, you will need to install it.. at this moment i dont have wamp install but like easyphp there will be a folder www within wamp directory. you can place your php files in www folder, start your wamp server and try to access the page in your browser like this;

    http://localhost/pagename.php

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    http://localhost/your project directory name/pagename.php

    hope it will be helpful...
     
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    olddocks Notable Member

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    why not use Xampp as server in your PC.

    Besides this, you can find some of the useful tools for PHP (including free editors) here
     
    olddocks, Jan 23, 2008 IP