Michael
Actually what you're after is Dreamweaver 4 Ultradev... The one that
actually
doesn't wreck the code...
If you want to code PHP, you should go for either these two editors:
(1) HomeSite 4.5.2 --- The PHP Editor on steroids.
(2) UltraEdit --- I'm currently using this at work because it's shareware.
You can customize the wordfile which does syntax highlighting in UltraEdit.
It can't colour the # comment. It is still OK for work.
Another product which deserves mention is the Komodo IDE by ActiveState. Go
to http://www.activestate.com and download it.
It features PHP integration and debugger, which makes it a whole lot better
than Zend's IDE offering. However, I can't get it to work! :D
Another upcoming IDE worthy of mention is PHP Evolve.
http://www.phpevolve.com shows some impressive screenshots.
PHP Evolve is due for release on October 29th 2001
The interface looks a lot like HomeSite, but with a real focus on PHP and
MySQL database for real PHP developers...
Connecting to Access database...
Use the ADODB database abstraction library to do all your code against. It
helps to separate DB-specific functions from code.
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 10 July 2001 2:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: php and Dreamweaver (How To)
Hi
I have dreamweaver 3 installed and would like to know how I can integrate
php code into it and then get to see it running in my browser.
If possible I would also like to be able to connect to an already
established Microsoft Access database, is this possible.
I am very new to php and would be grateful for any pointers that you can
give me.
Kind Regards
Krysia
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