PhillipJones wrote: > Not likely. The only other way you could write PHP as described in > other threads is use a Application such as DreamWeaver or RapidWeaver > to do so,
Since neither of those applications has any way to 'compose' intricate functions and routines, it would be nearly pointless to use them for a PHP web site. My opinion, of course, but said with a lot of experience writing PHP dynamic sites. > or as previously said use a Plain text editor to do so. Were you referring to my mention of Bluefish? It certainly is not a "plain" text editor. :-/ > Rapid Weaver does PHP only But I have no Idea whether it uses PHP 4 or > 5. Huh? PHP only? Neither the wiki nor the RapidWeaver pages mention PHP at all. They do say it is a "templating system" for, I suppose, HTML pages. "Code-Free Creation" ... "All without needing to know a line of code." -- -bts -Four wheels carry the body; two wheels move the soul _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
