Does anyone use Waterproof's PHPEdit?
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 8:32 am
I've been using Waterproof's PHPEdit for a little while now. Besides it being a little 'heavy', i like it... but this is coming from someone who previously used notepad for everything and has no experience with any other editors.
Anyway, i'd like to be able to automatically upload the current working file to my server every time the document is saved OR with the use of a hot-key. Does anyone know if this is possible with PHPEdit? If not, can you recommend a good code editor that has such a feature? I currently use an separate FTP program, which becomes quite tedious.
I see an 'eZpublish' in PHPEdit that uses a 'SOAP' connection. I don't really know what 'SOAP' is or if i can use it with my server. I also see an 'FTP Explorer' in PHPEdit, but that seems to require more effort (unless there is another way?) than using an external FTP program.
Thanks for any advice you can offer! Also, if recommending a different code editor: syntax highlighting and a 'code beautifier' are a must!
-Jack
Anyway, i'd like to be able to automatically upload the current working file to my server every time the document is saved OR with the use of a hot-key. Does anyone know if this is possible with PHPEdit? If not, can you recommend a good code editor that has such a feature? I currently use an separate FTP program, which becomes quite tedious.
I see an 'eZpublish' in PHPEdit that uses a 'SOAP' connection. I don't really know what 'SOAP' is or if i can use it with my server. I also see an 'FTP Explorer' in PHPEdit, but that seems to require more effort (unless there is another way?) than using an external FTP program.
Thanks for any advice you can offer! Also, if recommending a different code editor: syntax highlighting and a 'code beautifier' are a must!
-Jack