What is the best PhP editor

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nomorept

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Hello guys,
Im a complete noob when its come php
anyway i have a script uploaded to my site and I need to edit it, its php, is there any easy php editor that i can use and it automatically changes it to php language?
THanks

 

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Marketing Jhonny

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Notepad++

 

cyberroot

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php designer i used simple and best here is the download link :-

Code:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Y40FYCO8

sorry no VT as its more then 20 mb but same i m using without any problem !

Best of luck for php coding mate

 

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nomorept

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Yes I understand buy for example I dont know how to change the color code ....

 

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nomorept

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cyberroot said:

php designer i used simple and best here is the download link :-

sorry no VT as its more then 20 mb but same i m using without any problem !

Best of luck for php coding mate

Click to expand...

Im going to try Notepad++
if it doesnt work, ill try this one and tell you how it worked out
thanks alot

 

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badman1

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Hands down the best is microsofts installed text editor!! lol jk. I use komodo and love it.

 

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coderjeff

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I agree with both Marketing Jhonny and cyberroot.

phpDesigner is a nice editor with PHP specific features and is fairly inexpensive. The code completion features are nice and I like using it for major projects.

However, I find myself using Notepad++ most of the time when I'm just editing scripts or working on a short bit of code. Notepad++ recognizes PHP and dozens of other languages - and it's free.

 

DesignEx

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I like Notepad++

 

lexblast

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I use Ultraedit 32. Probably dont need a lot of the features it has as its packed with them, but some very helpful stuff including doc compare, find in files, color coding for all major languages, built in FTP for working remotely, etc.

 

shadowedsniper

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Anyone use Textpad? That's what I've been using for the last 5 years and I couldn't imagine using anything else... It's light weight and works great with internet languages like HTML, PHP, etc.

 

nambooooo

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+1 for PHP Designer, felt in love with it, it's autocomplete feature is awesome. Second best is Notepad++ for editing mostly anything.

 

TramsMedia

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STR8 PsPad Is one of my Fav editors

 

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avondezyn

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I use only Notepad++, you can try this.

 

HatIsBlack

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phpDesigner is my favourite all the way.

 

Crazy

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Chalk another vote up for Notepad++

 

gamingmaster42

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Notepad++, what I like best about this is the compare feature, not sure if this is in other editors as well, but it's pretty useful when i take a new and old pieces of code and look at whats different

 

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veena

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I can use only notepad you can use

 

Virus1

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I asked this same question not long ago.

the most popular answers were
notepad++ and dreamweaver


I am going to use dreamweaver due to it being able to show you in several browsers how your page will look.


but there are a ton of them... aptana studio is a good one too.

 

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KayTeePK

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The best are Notepad++ and Dreamweaver

Not only for Php but also for CSS , Html etc

 

toFacebook

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PHPDesigner 7 Love it. I feel that I code faster using it.