#!/usr/local/bin/php in dreamweaver 4

[Anon]

I design my pages in dreamweaver 4 then code the php in using a text editor. However, sometimes I want to make a change to the page layout yet, when I open the file, Dreamweaver goes postal about
"#!/usr/local/bin/php"
being on the first line. Obviously, it thinks it is some random line of text and I get an error on almost every tag after that since it displaces
Has anyone found a way around this?
I know dreamweaver has a lot of text configuration files yet, I cannot find the proper one to change.

Any help would be appreciated.

GBH

[abockover]

To get arround the shebang altogether, why not configure php as a module?

[peterjaz]

why even use the shebang line? and why use a text editor. i do all my php in dreamweaver and simply open up the code view and type it in right there. it works great. are you not testing this on a server? i've never included a shebang line but of course i have a local server running or i simply upload to a remote server to test. good luck.
pete

[Anon]

I wouldn't use the cgi module but for since it is a hosted account i cant use the ISAPI module. I usually add the line in at the end however, I make changes to the graphics and layout occasionally in Dreamweaver and the entire page gets messed up...Obviously this is just an annoyance but I would still like to find a way to get around it

GBH