Does anyone know of any php/html editors, i have been using the free version of page breeze but it doesnt recognize php files which is a nightmare due to im now using php rather than html, i would get dreamweaver but haven't got my own static computer and i do my work on which ever pc i can find with internet.

NIGHTMARE

I personnaly use Eclipse + phpeclipse.
I never could install the Zend PDT package. I always have unresolved dependencies, but from what I've seen, phpEclipse is perfect for what I do.
I have been using it for the last 5 years.
Can work from a thumb drive, extensible with a lots of plugin (cvs, subversion, other languages, db explorer via jdbc...) and is pretty well made, beside from being one of the best IDE.

You can even go to yoxos to compose your own custom Eclipse package (which can include phpEclispe as well): http://ondemand.yoxos.com/geteclipse/start

Original urls
eclipse: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
phpEclipse: http://phpeclipse.de/

Here is the yoxos package I've composed: http://download6.yoxos.com/archivecr...0b05fe83d9.zip
It should contain what you need. Download, unzip, and launch eclipse.exe.
No install, you simply can put this where you want to.

notepad++/wordpad are both good.
http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm < the link to notepad++

If you have some moneys, go for dreamweaver.

cheers, ive been using notpad, but i like to see what im doing by clicking a preview tab if you know what i mean.

I use alley code for html and php.. google alley code... its free

i was using zend studio 5 under linux / windows. i tried zend 6, but i don't like it.

other windows ide which should work: php studio, phpcoder
under os x i found a good editor: coda, from panic studios

I started using Notepad++ not much time ago as my editor and personally I have to recognise that now I couldn't work without it. It's just so intuitive, powerful, and simple

In Windows I use Notepad++ and at home in Linux I run gPHPEdit. Both offer syntax highlighting for HTML/PHP. Notepad++ also has syntax highlighting for several other programming languages.

On Windows, when I HAVE to use it (like at work) I've been using PSPad, it's free.
At home on linux, I've been a HUGE fan of Quanta+ for years now. What I find particularly useful is how it will give you a drop-down list of user-defined variables in the script when you type the first $. I'm also a fan of bracket highlighting and how it will put opening and closing quotes around a piece of selected text. Very handy little time savers. Wish like heck I could use it at work on Windows. Using TightVNC to access my home desktop remotely is an option, but a really slow one. It drags my poor old Sempron almost to a standstill.