In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, andrew_maben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes >I develop sites in PHP, and use Dreamweaver a lot. But only in code view. I've >no idea what it >does with PHP in WYSIWYG mode. > >In your case I'd think you'll be fine if there's no back and forth with the >designers - they can >layout the pages and pass on the HTML files, and then you cna stitch in the >PHP. >That's >actually how I usuallw work: starting with the HTML then moving on to the PHP >coding. > >Andrew
Spoken in detail now to the client, who says that on one of my sites, only part of the PHP works, and he thinks that Dreamweaver picks up the code when PHP has runs part of the script, but not all of the script... but he can't replicate it... I am sure that we have all had clients like this before <G> Anyway, as there is no Dreamweaver WYSIWYG PHP integration - you code it in Dreamweaver, then view the results in a browser, as has been pointed out in this thread - then I am going to carry on and create static HTML for the guys to work on, then convert it to PHP when they have done the design work. Really, they should do all the design, then I should PHP it, but that's not going to happen. Thanks for the input, I thought that I was missing something... <G> -- Pete Clark Sunny Andalucia http://www.hotcosta.com/comm_1.htm
