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Here's some additional information on the bug. I just noticed another faulty Code Explorer behavior when dealing with JavaScript. Whenever the string "function ()" is found, the code explorer (assuming it's in javascript mode) will return a function with a blank name since it's trying to parse ...

Exactly. For instance, a function listed as would show up in the explorer, whereas would not be listed, although they are both syntactically correct.

I'm not sure if this is a bug that came with the new release of RapidPHP (7.4.0.70), but it seems the code explorer is not functioning properly in the "JavaScript" mode. It looks like RapidPHP only searches for "function NAME()" instead of "function NAME ()", because when I have a space between the ...

Xammp, huh, I'll definitely look into that. Thanks for the suggestion.

I tend to not like code formatters.. i have some pretty strange quirks about formatting code. sometimes the "right" method of formatting and indentation doesn't look as good. I much prefer to format the code the way I want it. I could be mistaken, but isn't it the code beautifier's intention to ...

I'd love to see RapidPHP give the option to automatically parse your code for you and add its own default code collapses for functions, loops, conditionals, etc., basically everywhere it sees a {. I believe dreamweaver is what I'm thinking of that does that, and it is incredibly convenient, just to ...

If you need to have the highlighted code online, you can save it with the extension .phps When loading a phps file in your browser, it shows the source with syntax highlight. Hope this helps. Hmm, interesting, I wasn't aware of that. That doesn't exactly resolve my issue, since I'm assuming that a ...

Ruby would be fantastic, but keep in mind the name is RapidPHP. If you are going to support PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, Java, JSP, CFM (as I saw in other topics), Perl, and even Ruby, maybe you should consider updating the name? Something like "RapidBackend" or even just simply "Rapid" would allow you to ...

Save with Highlighting I would love to see you add a save option that allows a user to save the current file, whether it be a PHP, (X)HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or any other type of supported file, as an HTML file with the source code highlighted. For instance, if my file is "index.php", I would like ...

Hey there, I'm a new customer to Blumentals software, and I'm very pleased with the functionality and features of Rapid PHP. I do have one question however, which pertains to the Search and Replace function. I understand how to Search for a regular expression, but how do you Replace with a regular ...