On Sep 1, 2005, at 7:47 AM, Allan Odgaard wrote:
On 16/08/2005, at 20.22, salvo wrote:
It already shows javascript, but it would be nice it show also php output (like TacoHTMLEdit do) and - why not? - also perl (and cgi) output, without install pages on /localhost. With Taco we can edit a little page with javascript and php everywhere (on desktop, hi), control it with preview and then install in /Sites.
If you open the HTML preview window, you can check “Show Options” to open the side drawer, where you can check “Pipe text through” and provide “php” as the command.
This won't give you the same environment as apache, but it will interpolate <?php ... ?> fragments.
I may have asked this before...
Is there any way to do a live preview to a different server. If, say, i'm editing an ASP file through an SMB share on an IIS server. Can I do a preview of the rendered version of the page? If i'm editing a CSS file on the same server, can I preview the page that calls that CSS file? ...and have it update that preview every time I make a change? Can I have a back rub and a cookie?
Maybe i'm asking too much. :D