Hmm..looks interesting. Does it count rows?

    I dont know of any free, I use Dreamweaver but its smart that you learned on Notepad. You will be all the wiser later on.

      ddrfreek wrote:

      Hmm..looks interesting. Does it count rows?

      It shows line numbers in the left margin, if that's what you mean.

        7 days later

        I use Komodo for PHP, Perl, and HTML.

          Well I have already posted my PHP editor of choice somewhere But for your AJAX, CSS, (x)HTML etc needs Try APTANA, its free and very feature rich, and tells you which browsers code works in

            Wow, sounds cool. Thanks for the tip... i'm downloading it now. 🙂

            The fact that its got an eclipse plug-in version is a bonus too.

              a year later

              I've never understood why anyone would want to use notepad over even a basic editor that has syntax highlighting. It's just much easier to read.

                rodneykm wrote:

                I've never understood why anyone would want to use notepad over even a basic editor that has syntax highlighting. It's just much easier to read.

                Yeah, agreed. I use notepad++ for the highlighting

                  8 days later

                  phpedit it's very good ,intellgence aoto complete,code hylightling ,integrated debugging. and the best reason :FTP server ,i can use it for FTP server source code development in any where

                    6 days later
                    hezll wrote:

                    phpedit it's very good ,intellgence aoto complete,code hylightling ,integrated debugging. and the best reason :FTP server ,i can use it for FTP server source code development in any where

                    Hopefully it does spell checking as well. 😃

                      6 days later

                      Trillian Codepad is NOT FREE
                      after download it is a 15 day trial

                      deceptive advertising

                        i use phpdesigner2008 its great prints out colour code, tests on localhost and can view output with out having to open ie has php manual installed great for a mature student. Can be used for other languages as well. TextPad is great as well for cold coding

                          13 days later

                          I tend to like AceHTML. I've used it since it was free (1998 I think) It comes with the ability to use a php parser, has a spell check, some basic scripts, and best of all, highlight and syntax checking. Internal browser for html and java but will work if you have the parser running with php.

                          Downside It cost $75 USD for the pro version. There is a free version but it only has very (VERY) basic functions.

                            A great all around package for HTML/CSS/PHP and many useful plug-ins to add many other features to this already great package. Best of all it is free.

                              Warmaster wrote:

                              A great all around package for HTML/CSS/PHP and many useful plug-ins to add many other features to this already great package. Best of all it is free.

                              I use PHPDesigner now, but I still keep HTML-Kit around for when I need to do complex multi-line search/replace operations that I can't do in PHPD. While not free, its additional features made the upgrade to PHPDesigner from HTML-Kit worth it to me.