If you have a html construction like '<a href=" http://www.website.any
"><b>some text</b></a>'
Where the 'http.......' is in a separate line, and '<a href="' and '">' are in other lines, syntax highlighting does recognize an error?! (and what about this input form here? I cannot "enter" a new line?!)
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> syntax highlighting does recognize an error
> <a href="
> http://something.else
> ">
Isn't it obvious ? The following construction is not correct.
<body topmargin=1
0>
By the way, version 2 is now using TsynWeb. It recognizes '<?' and '<?php' and '<script language="php">' as well.
See http://devphp.sf.net/2.0/devphp2.exe [1.41 MB]
Best regards,
Pierre.
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If you have a html construction like '<a href="
http://www.website.any
"><b>some text</b></a>'
Where the 'http.......' is in a separate line, and '<a href="' and '">' are in other lines, syntax highlighting does recognize an error?! (and what about this input form here? I cannot "enter" a new line?!)
> syntax highlighting does recognize an error
> <a href="
> http://something.else
> ">
Isn't it obvious ? The following construction is not correct.
<body topmargin=1
0>
By the way, version 2 is now using TsynWeb. It recognizes '<?' and '<?php' and '<script language="php">' as well.
See http://devphp.sf.net/2.0/devphp2.exe [1.41 MB]
Best regards,
Pierre.