How to switch on Syntax Check for unindentified Code?
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Syntax check for unindentified Code
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Re: Syntax check for unindentified Code
PHP Syntax check is based on the output of PHP.exe, I believe there is no such option in PHP.exe
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Re: Syntax check for unindentified Code
It is not only PHP for example:
generate a CSS file name -> sampel.css
replace the extension with txt -> sample.txt
open with Webuilder 2008 and all the comfort
functions are not available!
How to activate them with such a file?!
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generate a CSS file name -> sampel.css
replace the extension with txt -> sample.txt
open with Webuilder 2008 and all the comfort
functions are not available!
How to activate them with such a file?!
best Regards
Re: Syntax check for unindentified Code
If you want to have all the css functionality for a txt file, then you must go to Options => Preferences => Document Types => CSS and then add all the text file types you want to behave just like they were css files.
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Gatis Avots
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joemichaud
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Re: Syntax check for unindentified Code
You could also put the CSS inside <style> blocks and your Javascript inside <script> blocks. This is what I have to do since I develop for a content management system that saves all of its templates as PHP files.
Joe Michaud