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Archive for Category ‘Coda’

15 entries found:

Coda PHP & Web Toolkit 1.7

Posted 1 month ago in Coda

And the next version, with one major improvement: Now you can (finally..) choose from a list of settings for HTML Tidy … Continue reading »

Coda PHP Toolkit – v1.6

Posted 2 months ago in Coda

Now with user preferences, CSS tidy, PowerPC compatibility, an improved look, automatic update checks and some small improvements.

The help page will be updated soon, download / feedback as always here: Coda PHP Toolkit.

Coda PHP Toolkit, beta 1.57

Posted 2 months ago in Coda
What’s new?
  • Updated phptidy to current version 2.10
  • Rewritten input code: Now all commands consistently work on the current buffer contents*

* That means: Every function now uses what’s present in the current text editor (regardless of what’s saved on disk). This is much more consistent now.

Coda PHP Toolkit, beta 1.56

Posted 2 months ago in Coda
What’s new?
  • Bugfix for: “Undefined response received, please report this error.”
  • Error messages not explicitely state their origin :)
  • Redesigned the error and “validation okay”-sheets XCode-like
  • Using the HTML-tidy version delivered with OSX, which also runs on ppc
  • Possibility to chosse the tidy-location in the Preferences

Coda PHP Toolkit, beta 1.55, lots of new

Posted 2 months ago in Coda
Coda PHP Toolkit, beta 1.55, lots of new
Major new stuff:
  • User Preferences: Default encoding, Auto-save, Debug, File locations etc.
  • CSS Tidy formatter (csstidy.sourceforge.net)
  • Structured Menu (aka Submenus)
  • Automatic update check (finally!)
  • Online validation configurable

… Continue reading »


Coda Tips & Tricks

Posted 3 months ago in Coda
Coda Tips & Tricks

My collection of hints & tips for Coda. You can find everything on this page Coda Tips » – comments welcome of course.


Short video: PHP Validation with Coda Plugin

Nice – just found this short video tutorial on a japanese blog. I’ve never before seen Japanese PHP code comments, looks cool.. … Continue reading »