PHP Framework that still allows HTML web editor development
Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2007 8:28 am
I am not a HTML expert, so currently use a very nice Web Editor that has a WYSIWYG editor, themes, auto-create navigations bars, etc. Using this I can create some HTML web sites pretty easy. I would like to know start extending these sites using PHP. I would like to be able to still use the web editor for most of the GUI design. I am interested in the PHP frameworks that will still keep view the HTML code (with embedded PHP) in order to still update and modify via the web editor.
So, this probably limits some of the frameworks. For example, Prado uses syntax such as ...
<com:TForm>
<label>...
<com:TTextBox>
</com:TForm>
and Qcodo is like..
<html><body>
<? $this->RenderBegin() ?>
Id: <? $this->ID->RenderBegin() ?>
....
where the code-behind defines the elements as Form and TextBox, etc.
So, here the HTML view of the template would not be recognizable and re-editable.
Interested in people's recommendations of frameworks that keeps the HTML code looking like HTML code, and which ones do not do this so I do not have to review them. I guess may have to lean toward good template support, but would like to have good framework support in other areas also. Also, AJAX support would be definitely a plus.
Thanks,
Ron
So, this probably limits some of the frameworks. For example, Prado uses syntax such as ...
<com:TForm>
<label>...
<com:TTextBox>
</com:TForm>
and Qcodo is like..
<html><body>
<? $this->RenderBegin() ?>
Id: <? $this->ID->RenderBegin() ?>
....
where the code-behind defines the elements as Form and TextBox, etc.
So, here the HTML view of the template would not be recognizable and re-editable.
Interested in people's recommendations of frameworks that keeps the HTML code looking like HTML code, and which ones do not do this so I do not have to review them. I guess may have to lean toward good template support, but would like to have good framework support in other areas also. Also, AJAX support would be definitely a plus.
Thanks,
Ron