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  • underscore
    New Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 30
    #1

    PHP and Dreamweaver

    i am a new babe in php. i used a dreamweaver to create and html page. in html i write the code in php using the crimson editor. myquestions are.

    1. is it advisibale to use a dreamweaver in designing a page?
    2. i used mysql turbo manager in designing databases but underevalation. can u help me to download this program in full version?
    3. when i test the page in browser with php code. i cant see the error in php coz it will behind with the html design.

    pls help me. what should i do.

    thnx....
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    • gregerly
      Recognized Expert New Member
      • Sep 2006
      • 192
      #2
      Originally posted by underscore
      i am a new babe in php. i used a dreamweaver to create and html page. in html i write the code in php using the crimson editor. myquestions are.

      1. is it advisibale to use a dreamweaver in designing a page?
      2. i used mysql turbo manager in designing databases but underevalation. can u help me to download this program in full version?
      3. when i test the page in browser with php code. i cant see the error in php coz it will behind with the html design.

      pls help me. what should i do.

      thnx....
      1. Yes, you can do all your PHP coding in dreamweaver, or note pad, or any other text editor you like. Dreamweaver will do things like code hints and syntax highlighting that some other programs don't.

      2. I don't think anyone here will help you download full version software. I suggest purchasing it for yourself.

      3. I'm assuming that your just testing your "php" files in a browser, without serving them thru an actual server. PHP is a "server side" language, and needs to be processed before it hits the browser. My guess is that your not seeing your PHP because it's not being processed.

      Greg

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        • Atli
          Recognized Expert Expert
          • Nov 2006
          • 5062
          #3
          1. Yes. I used dreamweaver for a long time and I liked it very much. There are of course other editors that are more specifically designed to deal with PHP and offer additional features. I recommend doing a google search with keywords like 'PHP', 'Editor', 'studio'.. and so on.
          2. Nobody is allowed to request, provide or help others acquire illegal software on these forums. Anybody attempting anything of the sort will be punished most severely! As stated in our Posting Guidelines.
          3. I'm with Greg on this one :)

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            • pbmods
              Recognized Expert Expert
              • Apr 2007
              • 5821
              #4
              Heya, Underscore.

              If you're getting a blank page, your script is probably generating an error. Check out this article to find out what is going on.

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