You could always checkout AceHTML 5 from visicommedia.com.. It's avaible as freeware, one main feature is removed, but that should matter when you use PHP... Also, there's a FTP client that integrates well into AceHTML named AceFTP... "Eppack" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev i meddelandet news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > BRAND new to mySQL and php, still trying to sort it all out. Long time > programmer, webmaster for my local county, and have taught myself how to do > ASP webpages with Access and SQL Server files, no problem, just new to mySQL > and php. I'm in the process of moving and consolidating several personal > sites with web enabled db files to another host that doesn't support Access > and ASP, but does do mySQL, so I'm starting from scratch here. > > I noticed that there's a number of msgs in this ng about GUI frontends for > php, but unfortunately none of those links now work. Either the products are > no longer available or under redevelopment or whatever, but can't get any > info on them. In fairness, most of the links date back to 2001 and earlier, > but am wondering if there are any other recommended frontends for php > currently available? Free is good :) > > I did locate an asp2php conversion utility, plus one that will convert the > files as well, but a GUI frontend would be much nicer :) This from an old > DOS dinosaur, mind you :) > > Thanks! > -- > Elaine Pack, Web Analyst, Charlottesville, VA > Pref email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
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