Escaping quotes AND using a WYSIWYG??

[slash5]

Hi,

I would really like to know how you experienced programmers out there deal with escaping quotation marks for echoed and printed html in php and using a WYSIWYG html editor.

I've been having a terrible time switching between the two. I know html enough to read/understand what's going on, but sometimes I just prefer to edit a page with an editor.

Is there some program that you guys use that can add/remove the backslashes so you CAN just cut the html, paste it into and editor, make your changes and then paste in back into your php file?

Surely there are some of you that couldn't be bothered dealing with html sometimes when you just wanna write a php script. 🙂

[TheDefender]

Some of us actually run the full tilt, and delve into the php and html, but you will be hard-pressed to find anyone who has experience, usin a WYSIWYG editor. I don't personally know of any program that can do that, but I'll tell you what; you'll feel much better about yourself in the long run after you abandon the WYSIWYG editor, and learn both parts if you have to code in both parts.

[Davy]

Yes, there is!

Click on the Start button then click 'Run'

Type in 'notepad' then press OK/hit enter.

Get coding =)

[move3rd]

I started out using a WYSIWYG editor and from examing the code it generated I've learned quite allot.

If you want to quickly add slashes in dreamweaver and some other editors you can

find

"

and replace with

\"