For most pages, Dreamweaver works like a charm. But I find that for language files...not so good for the most part.Erik Frèrejean wrote:@moltendorf
You might be able to edit phpBB core files in dreamwever. Though you wouldn't be the first who runs into serious trouble down the road.
Therefore we advise to only use a true plain text editor to edit phpBB core files (note that I'm talking about phpBB files not php files in general), and not those fancy editors like Dreamwever.
That's why I don't use it any more (for the past two years I have stuck to Gedit, and Notepad++).Erik Frèrejean wrote:@moltendorf
You might be able to edit phpBB core files in dreamwever. Though you wouldn't be the first who runs into serious trouble down the road.
Therefore we advise to only use a true plain text editor to edit phpBB core files (note that I'm talking about phpBB files not php files in general), and not those fancy editors like Dreamwever.
never heard of sourceinsight, however, notepad is a text editor, it is not a web site creator/maintainertiby wrote:i use dreamweaver now
can notepad++ create a project just like SourceInsight does? anyone knows?
This.DavidIQ wrote:Notepad ++
5 years ago when I was using Windows as my primary OS I used to use Crimson for my editor, it hadn't been updated in a while then though not sure if this is still the case.JimA wrote:I seem to be the only one who really likes the Crimson Editor. I'm using it for over a year now, works great, and it has all what I need.
If you didn't say a name and listed the features I'd say it's PSPad, with the difference that is stable and well-establishedrickymallory wrote:I use Notepad++ but recently i come across WebCipher 2009 this editor has a built in FTP, can do PHP, CSS, and HTML. Its only Alpha 1 but the next release will have a project manager built in too, currently that's disabled.
http://www.webcipher.org/
Thanks for the insight.havok1 wrote:Notepad FTW!