Lol if your a programmer come take a look at this:

[dknise]

I kid you not... I just spent an hour trying to figure out why my ajax calls weren't returning into a div's content. Can you spot what's wrong with the following function?

function changeAppForm() {
var url = getFormURL(document.getElementById("platform").value);
var ajaxRequest = new AJAXRequest();
ajaxRequest.SendRequest(url, function (response) {
document.getElementById("addContentForm").innerHtml = response;
});

So right now, I'm using NetBeans as my IDE because of how easy the project structure management is with Java and PHP. It's seriously freaking fantastic. The only problem though... is it's intellisense or whatever the non-ms version is called is terrible.

I've been trying to learn DreamWeaver, but the fact that they snugged it to a one window environment kills the deal for me. Anyone have any suggestions for a PHP/HTML/JavaScript IDE?

ps there's not a space in the innerHtml, that's just how it's displaying.

 

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[FastNAwesome]

You'll have a way better chance for programming question answered in a specialized site,
particularly on Stack Overflow the replies might even come within minutes.

 

[Mike39]

val ue

The space in between val and ue?

 

[GThreepwood]

I see two { { and only one }

 

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[dknise]

You'll have a way better chance for programming question answered in a specialized site,
particularly on Stack Overflow the replies might even come within minutes.

nah I got it when I transferred it into DreamWeaver, it was just a huge facepalm moment.

ps stack's for script kiddies!

The space in between val and ue?

Haha nope, I dunno why it's displaying like that.


It's that the .innerHtml is supposed to be .innerHTML. Working without some sort of intellisense is like writing code on a whiteboard!

 

[Felix II]

I haven't used Netbeans in 6 or 7 years so I don't know if it is better now?

For PHP I like Eclipse with PDT. Its nice because you can also debug. The intellisense is great but the IDE lacks features I normally like.
I haven't used Eclipse with Java in the last 5 years, but back when I did I liked it.

It also parses HTML and javascript nicely.

I've tried PHPStorm but got frustrated configuring the IDE. It look nice but it is slow (slower the Eclipse even).

If I decide I want to continue learning web dev, I'm going to pick up Zend Studios. I hear it is a great IDE for PHP.

 

[healthstatus]

I like this, but I am not coding everyday anymore...
Komodo IDE 7: The Professional IDE for Python, PHP, Ruby and Perl | ActiveState

 

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[Milkanic]

I'm a big fan of JetBrain's products. PyCharm is my favorite Python IDE. Have you tried PhpStorm?

PHP IDE :: JetBrains PhpStorm

 

[dknise]

Komodo IDE 7: The Professional IDE for Python, PHP, Ruby and Perl | ActiveState[/URL]

I'm a big fan of JetBrain's products. PyCharm is my favorite Python IDE. Have you tried PhpStorm?

PHP IDE :: JetBrains PhpStorm

Thanks guys, I'll definitely check these out.