I use to use dreamweaver, but now i use Notepad++ because it is much better for editing php files. The only bad thing about notepad++ is the search which is unfortunately character limited
I use Dreamweaver (since college) but not extensively rely on it.
That's actually the version I run, also Firefox from Portable Apps, I use the no-script add-on as well and many virus's etc will try to infect but since it was on the flash drive it tried the normal Program Files location but no firefox there as it's on the flash drive.
I'd ask how many of you guys legally own the software, but I'd get lies
It has FTP features? Wow, I never knew that..
I'm broke currently (new baby + 7 b-days in July from kids to wife to close friends of the family!), yes I own it rofl but since I use notepad++ much more I wish they had an easy return policy! I know others who don't and it kinda twist my belly but hey you can't help what some friends do but you watch yourself around them eh? Yeah and me too, I was unaware of FTP features... /me goes to investigate this.. right over my head again!
It is under the plugins menu. Since I don't recall ever installing any plugins, I am guessing it is a standard plugin that ships with the software.
I will admit that I don't use Notepad++ much anymore. It has a glitch in Windows 7 where the search window will not close. It just goes to an annoying outline that you can't get rid of.
The software that I primarily use is Webuilder 2008. It supports all the languages I need support for, inline PHP debugging, code folding, HTML and CSS preview, FTP publishing, syntax highlighting, code formatting, loading pages in the browser of my choice and a lot more. I found it to be a very suitable upgrade from Homesite 5.5.
For WYSIWYG editing, I have NVU installed on my computer. Its free and open source so the price is just right for me. It has most of the features you would need in a Web Editing package. NVU also runs on Windows, Linux and OSX machines. I just like the interface of Webuilder 2008 more.
It is under the plugins menu. Since I don't recall ever installing any plugins, I am guessing it is a standard plugin that ships with the software.
I will admit that I don't use Notepad++ much anymore. It has a glitch in Windows 7 where the search window will not close. It just goes to an annoying outline that you can't get rid of.
The software that I primarily use is Webuilder 2008. It supports all the languages I need support for, inline PHP debugging, code folding, HTML and CSS preview, FTP publishing, syntax highlighting, code formatting, loading pages in the browser of my choice and a lot more. I found it to be a very suitable upgrade from Homesite 5.5.
For WYSIWYG editing, I have NVU installed on my computer. Its free and open source so the price is just right for me. It has most of the features you would need in a Web Editing package. NVU also runs on Windows, Linux and OSX machines. I just like the interface of Webuilder 2008 more.
Thanks for those links! Downloading the free one now and the other trial
07-23-2009, 10:11 AM
as it's on the flash drive.
Linear Mode
