Topic by arbuz 2015-07-11 20:15:53

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Hello,
Which one editor you are using for writing PHP scripts?
I usually use Notepad, but there are some problems with BOM symbols at the beginning of the file. And in this case I must Encode all *.php files with Notepad++ to remove those symbols. There are another serious problem with lineFeed, or enter character when I'm using it within echo expression, because it leaves some not necessary spaces. It would be interesting to know how you solve these problems.
Thanks for the help in advance.

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Reply by dardar 2015-07-12 13:40:05

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It is rare I code php
when I do, however, I eithr use notepad or notepad plus plus

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Reply by Jonnyboy1991 2015-07-17 12:08:39

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I might be able to help out with this. Most of our site for our radio station is written mostly in php, using notepad to do all the work. then I just upload to the server and it works like a charm! I have not had any problems with echo functions or any other problems when I wrote in .php.
another thing you could do is what I like to call, server side coding of which you log in to your server find the file that you want and either nano or vi into it and do it that way, sense I run a mac, I can do this internally from the command line as well as on the server.

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