I do not know if I am the one using Bluefish badly, but I notice that the software loses the language defined in the Document-> Language menu.
Just a report. I use Bluefish a lot. Thank you.
I use Google translate. I will try to explain better. When I create an
empty file which will contain a source in php, I go to the "Document" menu
then in Language then I click in PHP. Or I write the code of my page with
HTML, CSS, Javascript and PHP. The syntax highlighting is perfect. Then I
save the file under a name like toto.php. Later when I reopen this file,
the syntax highlighting is gone. So I have to go back to "Document" ->
"Language" which displays "HTML". So I clicked on PHP again. Here. Thank
you again, it is not very important and I will manage it. Thanks again.
Gerard
Status: open Milestone: 2.2.12 Created: Wed Dec 30, 2020 08:48 AM UTC by Gérard Caussidéry Last Updated: Wed Dec 30, 2020 08:48 AM UTC Owner: nobody
I do not know if I am the one using Bluefish badly, but I notice that the
software loses the language defined in the Document-> Language menu.
Just a report. I use Bluefish a lot. Thank you.
Bluefish does not remember the file type for a document, it tries to detect the file type from the contents when it opens (any) file. Does Bluefish detect any php files correctly on your system?
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In fact, the good solution is very simple, it was enough to know it is to
put:
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text / php; charset = UTF-8">
Gérard
Bluefish does not remember the file type for a document, it tries to
detect the file type from the contents when it opens (any) file. Does
Bluefish detect any php files correctly on your system?
Status: open Milestone: 2.2.12 Created: Wed Dec 30, 2020 08:48 AM UTC by Gérard Caussidéry Last Updated: Wed Dec 30, 2020 08:02 PM UTC Owner: nobody
I do not know if I am the one using Bluefish badly, but I notice that the
software loses the language defined in the Document-> Language menu.
Just a report. I use Bluefish a lot. Thank you.
Bluefish does not remember the file type for a document, it tries to
detect the file type from the contents when it opens (any) file. Does
Bluefish detect any php files correctly on your system?
Status: open Milestone: 2.2.12 Created: Wed Dec 30, 2020 08:48 AM UTC by Gérard Caussidéry Last Updated: Wed Dec 30, 2020 08:02 PM UTC Owner: nobody
I do not know if I am the one using Bluefish badly, but I notice that the
software loses the language defined in the Document-> Language menu.
Just a report. I use Bluefish a lot. Thank you.
Status: open Milestone: 2.2.12 Created: Wed Dec 30, 2020 08:48 AM UTC by Gérard Caussidéry Last Updated: Fri Jan 01, 2021 11:52 AM UTC Owner: nobody
I do not know if I am the one using Bluefish badly, but I notice that the
software loses the language defined in the Document-> Language menu.
Just a report. I use Bluefish a lot. Thank you.
what do you mean by "loses" ? What happens, when does it loose the setting?
I use Google translate. I will try to explain better. When I create an
empty file which will contain a source in php, I go to the "Document" menu
then in Language then I click in PHP. Or I write the code of my page with
HTML, CSS, Javascript and PHP. The syntax highlighting is perfect. Then I
save the file under a name like toto.php. Later when I reopen this file,
the syntax highlighting is gone. So I have to go back to "Document" ->
"Language" which displays "HTML". So I clicked on PHP again. Here. Thank
you again, it is not very important and I will manage it. Thanks again.
Gerard
Le mer. 30 déc. 2020 à 21:02, Olivier Sessink oli4@users.sourceforge.net
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#42Bluefish does not remember the file type for a document, it tries to detect the file type from the contents when it opens (any) file. Does Bluefish detect any php files correctly on your system?
In fact, the good solution is very simple, it was enough to know it is to
put:
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text / php; charset = UTF-8">
Gérard
Le ven. 1 janv. 2021 à 12:52, Olivier Sessink oli4@users.sourceforge.net
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#42En fait, non, je croyais avoir trouver la solution, mais cette ligne de
code est insuffisante.
In fact, no, I thought I had found the solution, but this line of code is
insufficient.
Gérard
Le ven. 1 janv. 2021 à 12:52, Olivier Sessink oli4@users.sourceforge.net
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#42As I remember you have to use <?php and not <?= or <? so that Bf can recognize your file as php
Regards,
ff
Well done, you have found the right answer. I did not know this evolution
of short commands in PHP.
Thanks again.
Gerard
Le dim. 10 janv. 2021 à 10:10, clansco clansco@users.sourceforge.net a
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#42Since the issue is solved, the ticket will be closed.