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I've been sorting through the various HTMl editors (Screem, Quanta, NVu, and Bluefish) and I can't decide on the right one. I'm using Ubuntu 6.06 btw. Nvu doesnt handle PHP files well. Quanta crashes a lot. Bluefish is nice and stable, but doesnt have a nice preview feature built in.
I dont necessarily need WYSIWYG/VPL but I want to be able to look at what im doing once in a while, with not looking at straight code. For some reason, opening a PHP file for viewing in Firefox causes Firefox to want to open it (how could I remedy that btw?).
Any suggestions on what I should use. I do mostly PHP/HTML btw.
Distribution: Slackware 10.2, Debian Testing/Unstable, Ubuntu Breezy Badger, working on LFS
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Nothing better than Vi! But I do like Quanta Plus. Where'd you get it? Did you build it from source, distro package, or what? You should try compiling a stable version or one with support for your hardware/config.
the only thing I could think about to remedy your case is to keep the file open in Firefox, and when you wanna look at it, save, then refresh your firefox.
I've done that when I used to use notepad to write html.
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