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Well, finally the 3.0 version of Coda PHP & Web Toolkit. Here’s an overview of the new features.
This is probably very helpful – if you enable this in the prefences and have a selection in the editor, all commands only operate on this selection.
Real-life example: You have an HTML-page with inline JavaScript. Select the JavaScript part and use Minify to minify the JavaScript only.
Validation results for CSS, HTML and Javascript can be displayed in a floating window, so you can view the warnings/errors without having to switch to another tab: Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.0”
Next beta version for the next release (3.0). Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.0 beta 2”
Beta version for the next release (3.0). Code was rewritten in large parts for these new features: Notifications now in a growl-like manner, validation output in a (separate) floating window, support for Growl and some other stuff. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 3.0 beta”
New feature: If you enable Use selection
in the preferences, all functions work on the currently selected text. If no selection is present, the whole editor is used.
Improvement: Both JS-tidy and JS-lint should work better with umlauts in Javascript.
…so download the beta and report all issues on the coda php page:
Download/Feedback on the Coda PHP & Web Toolkit page ».
Another update, here’s what’s new:
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Add a Help
-link, which takes you to a page with current information and links to the FAQ, documentation etc. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 2.7”
Three more configuration options for Tidy PHP (to reformat PHP code) and the inevitable bugfixes.
Download/Feedback on the Coda PHP & Web Toolkit page ».
Two new features: Configure the braces placement of PHP-tidy and select the CSS level for validation. Continue reading “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 2.5”