What is the best free IDE(editor+debugger) for PHP ( like java intellij for Python pyCharm or VC++ for c++)
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How to see PHP output in the browser?
How can you find which php file has the code that produced part of my webpage?
- ) as that may be hard coded. No luck there, move back up the DOM tree, keep searching for something unique. Once you can find a .php file with that, look in the code there to traverse back down to where the list came from
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Hello all
i havent touched php like 10 years , what is the best free IDE to use php ?
for large projects i need it to be visual and not expirimantal ( please no vi )
Thanks
No, as it is interpreted on the server-side and the results are sent to the user. If you want to view the source code of a site you control in-browser, consider the FirePHP extension for Firebug, or just access your site files with your preferred method.
Usually, no, as others have said, unless of course this is something you want to be the case. Then you can set it up so that using .phps (or any other extension really, but this is the norm) will display the source code of the page (with syntax coloring I believe). Something like:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php-source .phps
in your apache configuration should do the trick.
Note, you will need to save your .php files with a .phps for their source to be displayed.
I'm new to all of this (PHP, VS Code & remote debugging) but I've managed to connect to my remote server with VS Code and I am trying to learn PHP coding while I learn VS Code.
I opened the most simple file I could think of....
<?php phpinfo();
And I wanted to try just adding a breakpoint and stepping through the one line of code (baby steps).
It works fine. It shows text results in the Debug Console window, but I thought I'd see the output in a browser window somewhere.
I'd like to be able to see the output of the PHP code I am planning to write in the browser. Is that possible?