I think I have already mentioned in an earlier post that I use PHPEclipse as my IDE. Up to now I had the problem that there was no syntaxhighlighting in .thtml files although I had associated the PHP editor with the .thtml filetype in the Eclipse preferences under “General/Editors/File Associations”. But I missed that I have to associate the .thtml filetype with the “PHP Source file” content type under “General/Content Types”… Anyway, I am happy to have syntaxhighlighting :)
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thx bro!
got nearly insane with that issue, now it’s solved like yours ;)
wow… thanks dude. I have the exact problem. :D
hi there
a little [OT]
since I have the same IDE I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to upload single files to an ftp server from within eclipse ?
all I found was the ftp/webdav plugin which is imho … a pain …
tia
thomas
@thomas: sorry, I don’t know such a plug-in.
Check out the Eclispe phpDocumentor configuration at
http://www.plog4u.org/index.php/Using_PHPEclipse_:_Installation_:_Installing_the_phpDocumentor
Any other hints on how to configure Eclipse for easy CakePHP development?
@Carriantor: Thanks for the link. I have written another article about integrating bake in Eclipse: https://cakebaker.wordpress.com/2006/07/10/using-bake-with-phpeclipse/
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