On 7 May 2009, at 19:54, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
I agree. Even if you could simply see the page rendered with the PHP
parts skipped it would be a huge win.For now, you might want to set up Apache, MySQL and PHP on a dev
server (or your Mac) and use Upload to get it there where you can
preview in a browser.Walter
On May 7, 2009, at 1:40 PM, ulfr wrote:
It would be nice if you could preview PHP pages in Freeway. Then it
would be easier to control the layout when using PHP inlude for CSS
Menues.
Add me to that list. I’m currently working on a couple of sites with a
number of WebYep pages and PHP forms, so I’ve grabbed myself some low
cost hosting (with iNeedwebhosting.co.uk) to use as a sandbox.
It’s protected by a no-go robots.text, not that anything will be there
long enough to be found/of interest to most spiders and if there’s
something sensitive I’ll drop it into a password protected folder.
It’s already been more than good value, enabling me to showcase design
templates to a couple of clients via a specific URL and, the greatest
value of all, allowed me to try out a few new tricks without risk to
client’s WTP, current or my own websites/main servers.
Colin
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