i wanted to lookup a function on php.net directly from within PhpED so i could read the comments too.
So i came up with this...check it out:



here are my settings:



as you can see, you just have to place the cursor on a php function in your code and then run the script. It will open up Firefox, start php.net and searches for the marked function.

it´s pretty simple, but hopefully someone can use it...


PS. Of course you have to change the path for FF to fit your needs. Or you can use IE if you want.
PPS. You might want to change URL too, cause this one goes to a german mirror.


greets

Hi there, I created the script and entered the settings, but can only find the script if I go to the scripts menu, if I execute the script, firefox doesnt seem to do anything... are there any settings I missed?

I just checked the script with newest PhpED build and it works fine. Did you change the path according to your settings?
Once in php script (note the DOS Syntax for path longer that 8 characters with ~)

and once in command line parameter.


Unfortunatly PhpED doesn´t support Shortcuts for integration scripts (as far as i know), so you have to use either the Tools menu or the tab menu (right click).

hth

It does support it. See first line integration settings window - item setting.

ups, totally missed this! thx sirjarda

...used Strg+H as keyboard shortcut