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tommytomato 05-30-2007 01:56 AM

HTML editor
 
Hi all

I was using Dreamweaver to edit my php file's and to create my sites.

But I got onto linux ( Ubuntu ), I know wine will allow Dreamweaver to run, but I want to keep clear of Windows programs.

Is there a program that will allow me to edit and create sites like or close to Dreamweaver that will run on a Linux platform

TT

indeliblestamp 05-30-2007 02:22 AM

I have one called Quanta, its part of KDE's Development suite (I think). I haven't used it much but I believe it does what you need.

Here's its homepage: http://quanta.kdewebdev.org/. You might want to check its feature list before going ahead and installing it.

tommytomato 05-30-2007 04:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by arungoodboy
I have one called Quanta, its part of KDE's Development suite (I think). I haven't used it much but I believe it does what you need.

Here's its homepage: http://quanta.kdewebdev.org/. You might want to check its feature list before going ahead and installing it.

Thanks, I can see it in add Add/Remove applications, does it have to be install with KDE, I didn't see any where on faq's at homepage: http://quanta.kdewebdev.org/.

I think i have gnome destop

TT

shorun 05-30-2007 04:04 AM

you can just make php in a text editor, but if you want a "Real" editor, i'd say these:
quanta+
VIM
emacs


the last 2 are command line, but VIM and emacs do notice what type of code you are making, and will help you "correct" if you forget something.

tommytomato 05-30-2007 06:34 AM

it seem to install well

came up with a message

Quote:

Some applications required for full functionality are missing:

- Kompare [http://bruggie.dnsalias.org/kompare] - comparing of files by content will not be available;
- KXSLDbg [http://xsldbg.sourceforge.net/] - XSLT debugging will not be available;
- KImageMapEditor [http://www.nongnu.org/kimagemap/] - editing HTML image maps will not be available;
- Cervisia [http://www.kde.org/apps/cervisia] - CVS management plugin will not be available.

You may download the applications from the specified locations.
are these able to be download by sudo install :scratch:

TT

Dummy-in-Linux 05-30-2007 08:36 AM

guys not forget the good "not so" old Bluefish....works great for me I also have Screem installed.

Still I keep on dreaming of some wonder that Adobe comes with Dreamweaver for Linux, I'm same as many more a graphical guy and not so much into source code.

rickh 05-30-2007 08:41 AM

Mozilla's SeaMonkey Suite contains a WYSIWYG HTML editor.

weibullguy 05-30-2007 10:32 AM

If you're using GNOME, gedit, Anjuta, and Geany support html syntax highlighting. Anjuta and Geany support autocompletion. Geany supports PHP, don't know about Anjuta.


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