[tut]: editing php in frontpage that comes with office 2000

[beer]

I found this out last night while editing my website and its really easy.

First, open a new page and put an iframe in it (Insert> Inline frame) Then set the initial page to where the php file u want to edit is i.e. C:\My Documents\my website\example.php then the php file should open in that iframe. Then right click in side the iframe and select "open page in new window" then bobs your uncle! Get editing! If you go to HTML view you can see the whole php code there.

Hope this helps anyone cos i feel that office 2003 sucks compared to 2000.

[beer]

BUMMPPPP!

Edited by Mattps22004 (Forum Moderator) - Please do not double post, thanks .

[Luckyrare]

I dont see how this is PHP mate "/ and I dont really understand what your doing. Is it just a iframe?

[Tekn]

My advice, don't use frontpage.

The idiots way to failing.

[Jordy]

I think Frontpage is for HTML/XML and CSS etc...

It usuallys goes mankey with PHP.

[omgDAN!]

Ok I suppose.

I just use notepad for php. Sometimes (very rarely) I use dreamweaver.

[beer]

well it does work and actually shows some of the design. Easier than notepad.

[Blinger1]

or drag the php file to where you see the X in my image below. works every time!!

[beer]

that just opens it up in notepad lol.

[Blinger1]

... not if you DRAG AND DROP... ?