I'm using Windows 10 and Rapid PHP 14.1
When I load up my php scripts into rapid php, the scripti comes up as just normal text all in plain black. The files are all saved with the extenstion php5 and I think that is why it is not detecting them. I don't know if this is a requirement for the server to save the file as php5, but at the time I understood it was so don't want to change the extension. So what I want to do is open the files with the php5 extension and see text as a php program.
PHP code appearing as normal black text.
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Re: PHP code appearing as normal black text.
You need to setup/enable .php5 files as PHP files.
Under "Options > Preferences > Document Types > PHP"
Add "php5" to the PHP file extensions.
Under "Options > Preferences > Files > Open Dialog"
Add "*.php5" to the PHP file types.
Under "Options > Preferences > Files > Save Dialog"
Add a new "PHP5 script (*.php5)" key with "*.php5" as wildcard.
Under "Options > Preferences > Document Types > PHP"
Add "php5" to the PHP file extensions.
Under "Options > Preferences > Files > Open Dialog"
Add "*.php5" to the PHP file types.
Under "Options > Preferences > Files > Save Dialog"
Add a new "PHP5 script (*.php5)" key with "*.php5" as wildcard.
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