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PHP Syntax Error Reporting For Non PHP Files?

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January 23, 2017
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As far as I can see PHP syntax error reporting only works on PHP files? How do we enable for other file types?

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Correct answer BenPleysier

Actually, after rethinking my workflow, if I were to add PHP to an HTML document, I would probably go to MMDocumentTypes.xml and add the highlighted lines.

<documenttype id="HTML" internaltype="HTML" winfileextension="html,htm,shtml,shtm,stm,tpl,lasso,xhtml" macfileextension="html,htm,shtml,shtm,tpl,lasso,xhtml,ssi" file="Default.html" writebyteordermark="false" mimetype="text/html">
    <TITLE>
        <MMString:loadString id="mmdocumenttypes_0" />
       <MMString:loadString id="mmdocumenttypes_14" />
    </TITLE>
    <description>
        <MMString:loadString id="mmdocumenttypes_1" />
        <MMString:loadString id="mmdocumenttypes_15" />
    </description>
    <dtdcontext>html</dtdcontext>
</documenttype>

My apologies, just tested the above and it does not work.

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Paul-MAuthor

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For .inc files you could probably just add INC to the list for PHP Files in the Extensions.txt file in the Dreamweaver config folder, I don't think it's as straight forward with a HTML file for example and I don't want to be renaming files or using any other lame workaround.

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Nancy OShea

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Energize wrote:
As far as I can see PHP syntax error reporting only works on PHP files? How do we enable for other file types?

Maybe by renaming the files with a .php extension?

Which file types are you working with that need PHP error reporting?

Nancy

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BenPleysier

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Nancy OShea

I used to use the .inc extension for included files and lost my syntax highlighting and error reporting. Since coming to my senses, I use the .php extension for all of my php files.

My reason for using .inc files was to show exactly that, it is an included file and not a full document. Now I place an underlying dash to show that it is a partial file as in _myHeader.php and place the file in a folder called included..

Sanity has been restored.

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BenPleysier

Correct answer

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Actually, after rethinking my workflow, if I were to add PHP to an HTML document, I would probably go to MMDocumentTypes.xml and add the highlighted lines.

<documenttype id="HTML" internaltype="HTML" winfileextension="html,htm,shtml,shtm,stm,tpl,lasso,xhtml" macfileextension="html,htm,shtml,shtm,tpl,lasso,xhtml,ssi" file="Default.html" writebyteordermark="false" mimetype="text/html">
    <TITLE>
        <MMString:loadString id="mmdocumenttypes_0" />
       <MMString:loadString id="mmdocumenttypes_14" />
    </TITLE>
    <description>
        <MMString:loadString id="mmdocumenttypes_1" />
        <MMString:loadString id="mmdocumenttypes_15" />
    </description>
    <dtdcontext>html</dtdcontext>
</documenttype>

My apologies, just tested the above and it does not work.

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