PHP Designer 2007 5.03

PHP Designer 2007 5.03
Chris Wiles, vnunet.com, Friday 8 September 2006 at 00:00:00 Create your own PHP code This is the publisher?s description. PHP Designer 2007 is a free Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for PHP for both beginner and professional developers. One of the strength in PHP lies in the ability to embed it into- and together with other web-languages, and this is why PHP Designer 2007 not only supports PHP but also other web-languages like HTML, MySQL, XML, CSS, JavaScript, VBScript, Java, C#, Perl, Python and Ruby! PHP Designer 2007 is designed to boost your productivity and enhance the process of editing, debugging, analyzing and publishing application- and websites powered by PHP, HTML, MySQL, XML, CSS, JavaScript, VBScript, Java, C#, Perl, Python and Ruby! The intuitive development environment makes it also the perfect IDE for beginners by providing code-tips and contextual help with access to more then 3000 functions on the fly. The development environment is also ideal for LAMP and AJAX developers by using the built-in code-libraries and the Intelligent Highlighter that gives you the ability to automatic separate different web-languages in the same document! Note that this is the Personal Edition and gives you right to create works solely for your own PERSONAL USE ONLY. You may NOT use it or works created with it for any commercial, business, governmental or institutional purpose of any kind. > ;Read the full article

AJAX with PHP (CIOL)

AJAX with PHP (CIOL)
Now that you know how to use AJAX with ASP.NET , let us take you a step further. Similar to Web services and XML, libraries for AJAX are available for many programming languages, not excluding PHP. For a quick recap on what is AJAX, it allows a JavaScript on a Web page to call a server-side script.

No more cryptic error messages with PHP custom error handlers (Tech Republic)

No more cryptic error messages with PHP custom error handlers (Tech Republic)
PHP comes with built-in tools to let the developer trap script errors and divert them to their own user-defined error handler. You can program this handler to display a more informative error message, log the error to a file or database and/or take remedial action.