Change Syntax-Highlight Order

[Capricorn]

Hi,

I've got a problem with the syntax highlighter when using PHP Code inside Script-Tags.


The PHP Code isn't highlighted, even if there are no quotes in front of it (like document.write("<?php ... ?>").
I hope you understand my problem. The Debugging tools of RapidPHP always give false alarm.

[Denyer]

Is there a response to this? I also find this a little irritating

Cheers,
Denyer

[Gatis]

Hi,

Do you mean the problem is that PHP syntax highlighter does not work inside Script block?

[Elygen]

Yes i do believe that is what he means. I've learned to deal with it.

[Denyer]

I realise this is a bit old but wondered if there was any chance anyone had looked into this

Cheers,
Denyer

[mikaudio]

What if you put line# 9 after line# 10, into an echo""; statement (in your screenshot)?
Does it work anyway?

[Karlis]

I am looking into this right now... sorry for the year-long wait...

.. you can either modify the parser add the following lines at the bottom od the phpparser.dat

Code: Select all

sjsnormal  <?                        shtmlPHP   tphptag    SaveState
sjsnormal  <?php                     shtmlPHP   tphptag    SaveState
shtmlJSval  <?                       shtmlPHP   tphptag    SaveState
shtmlJSval  <?php                    shtmlPHP   tphptag    SaveState

or wait for version 2014.

If there are highlighting problems, you can always try to fiddle with the parser .dat files, though it is very very complex if you are new to this format... there is an article in the help system though.