[moonclamp]

Why does it mess up vbulletin files like it does?

I've been using Dreamweaver for over 3 years and never had a problem with it before (except the odd table layout stuff)

Can it be configured to be a useful hacking tool for VB? I'm currently using mx2004 - would an older version be better?

If not are there any other text editors that have a find and replace toll as good as that one (ie multiple lines) ?

[Boofo]

Notepad is good but I use EditPlus 2. I like it the best out of all of them. It has built-in FTP support and does just about anything.

[moonclamp]

What is the find and replace tool like on editplus like? ~ the thing with dreamweaver is that it supports multiple lines of text ... makes life a lot easier.

[Boofo]

EditPlus also has this in the more box right underneath the single line search and replace. That's another reason I really like it. I do all of my hack installs and editing with editPlus 2.

[moonclamp]

Looking at the evaluation version right now ... seems like it might be just what I'm after

Thanks for that

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by moonclamp

Looking at the evaluation version right now ... seems like it might be just what I'm after

Thanks for that

After you've played with it a bit, let me know what you think of it.

[sabret00the]

i got DWMX2002 and it even messes up there

[moonclamp]

Originally Posted by Boofo

After you've played with it a bit, let me know what you think of it.

I like it. I have now uninstalled textpad and syn editor and think I will keep it as my default. It isn't perfect but it's a damn site better.

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by moonclamp

I like it. I have now uninstalled textpad and syn editor and think I will keep it as my default. It isn't perfect but it's a damn site better.

You can even set up a backup directory so when you edit vBulletin files via FTP, it will make a backup of the file before you changed it and after you changed it.

It may not be perfect, but it is the cloeset thing I've found to perfection as far as an all around text and coding file editor.

[Reeve of shinra]

I've only had problems using dreamweaver with the functions.php file. If you open it up in text pad, it comes out garbled looking. I think thats because it was saved in unix format - at least as near as I can tell.

I've been using syn-edit though but will have to try out this other proggy.

[Ryan Ashbrook]

I use Maguma Studio, it's a PHP Editor.

It supports multiple line searching, though I rarely use it, and it has PHP, XHTML, and HTML Syntax highlighting.

It's very good, I highly suggest it.

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by Ryan Ashbrook

I use Maguma Studio, it's a PHP Editor.

It supports multiple line searching, though I rarely use it, and it has PHP, XHTML, and HTML Syntax highlighting.

It's very good, I highly suggest it.

Does it have built-in FTP support and how much is the cost?

[Ryan Ashbrook]

Originally Posted by Boofo

Does it have built-in FTP support and how much is the cost?

It does have FTP Support, though I've never used it myself.

And I use the freeware version, the full Maguma Studio Pro version costs €69.00.

[Boofo]

Originally Posted by Ryan Ashbrook

It does have FTP Support, though I've never used it myself.

And I use the freeware version, the full Maguma Studio Pro version costs €69.00.

Could you please post a link to this so I may check it out, Duh, sir?

And we miss you on the site, Ryan.

[Ryan Ashbrook]

www.magumastudio.com I think.

And I'm sorry man, I'll head back now. ^^;