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Apply source formatting to the php pages, strange behaviour

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November 13, 2017
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When I try to apply the source formatting to the php pages, the code show indent and spaces not necessary.

Instead if I use the same process on a html page, the source code is formatted correctly.

Is a bug or Dreamweaver (Adobe) consider PHP code in a different way?

PHP page (source formatting wrong):

HTML page (source formatting correct)

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Correct answer Kratika Agarwal

I'm not going to speak for everybody but the issues I was aware off seem to be fixed now in the pre release (15073) ...

They were:

1) Non-breaking spaces and line breaks added in PHP code in some instances when using the 'format source code' tool

2) Minor issues with settings in tag libraries not being obeyed when using 'format source code' tool

Thanks ....

Hi All,

We are happy to inform you we have further stabilized the PHP source formatting issues in our latest prerelease drop 15081.

Please give it a try and share your feedback.

Let us know if it fixes your issues.

Please find the prerelease invite link Adobe Prerelease

Thanks

Dreamweaver Team

Impressive_play01ACAuthor

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(DW 2018) Apply source formatting to the php pages, strange behaviour – Adobe Dreamweaver CC: Feature Ideas

Today someone from Adobe labeled it as "Started work"

B i r n o u

Community Expert

thanks for the heads up... I've added some notes....

pziecina

Legend

Actually I prefer the source formatting for html files that you show for php files.

Which just goes to prove that everyone is different, and no matter what they do, they will not please everyone.

Impressive_play01ACAuthor

Inspiring

Yes, but I'd like an uniform behaviour (always that Dreamweaver is still considered a professional editor).

This post is to understand if these different behaviours are wanted or not by Adobe.

Can anyone in the Technical Staff answer/reply me?

pziecina

Legend

pziecina ha scritto
The 'standard' stock answer has become a, 'if you do not like it use Dw2015'. Which sort of defeats the purpose of paying for newer features, if you must switch versions to use them.

... sounds really bad for the future of this software.

At this point, if your opinions/observations are correct we can cancel the CC subscription and install the old CS6 version if Adobe develops only for its own/personal/internal use, without listening to customer/market needs.

I'm saying nothing.

But, CS6 is a good option if you do not use or like what CC is offering and many people will agree with that statement.

You could keep an eye on -

https://blog.wappler.io

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