PHP editor for windows

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Have a look at HTML-Kit and the list of plug-ins.
http://www.chami.com/html-kit/plugins/
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Good suggestion. I read a "negative" user comment on download.com that
complained that for html files, he was unable to set the default file
extension to .html. I really, really prefer .html as the file extension
for my files. Is there a way to set it as the default? If not, I'm not
inclined to give HTML-Kit a chance.
 
Gene H. Chan said:
Good suggestion. I read a "negative" user comment on download.com that
complained that for html files, he was unable to set the default file
extension to .html. I really, really prefer .html as the file extension
for my files. Is there a way to set it as the default? If not, I'm not
inclined to give HTML-Kit a chance.
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You could be right. It has never bothered me though as I always "save
as". Perhaps it can be set in the preferences; I have not looked
though.

Jason
 
You could be right. It has never bothered me though as I always "save
as". Perhaps it can be set in the preferences; I have not looked
though.
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Just a note here, but it could be handy to have .htm as the "local"
file, and then use .html as the online version. It's saved my butt a
few times when I might have accidentally overwritten an online file
with an unwanted version, makes testing simple, and it also helps me
if I forget which files I uploaded already. When I'm all done with
testing and changes, I change the .htm to .html via FTP interface.
 
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Just a note here, but it could be handy to have .htm as the "local"
file, and then use .html as the online version. It's saved my butt a
few times when I might have accidentally overwritten an online file
with an unwanted version, makes testing simple, and it also helps me
if I forget which files I uploaded already. When I'm all done with
testing and changes, I change the .htm to .html via FTP interface.
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I've never thought of that. Sounds like a great idea. Thanks.

BTW, I downloaded HTML-Kit and played around a bit with it. I can't say
that I'm enthusiastic about the way it interfaces with me. I probably
won't stick with it, and will delete it from my system. :-(

PHPEdit looks more promising.
 
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