

NetBeans IDE support for these technologies is rapidly evolving. This prevents a double tag in the config files that would result no templates at all. Below are some resources using the NetBeans IDE to develop PHP applications and HTML5 applications. Since in Netbeans 11 or 12 the tag “contexts” could already exist for PHP and JS, this script deletes the tag before adding it. Below are resources for using NetBeans IDE to develop PHP applications and HTML5 applications. Sed -i -e 's/ contexts="php-code"//gI' $FILEPHP sed -i -e 's/xml:space="preserve">/xml:space="preserve" contexts="php-code">/gI' $FILEPHP #"JavaScript-Code" must be written this way, not my bad! :-) sed -i -e 's/ contexts="JavaScript-Code"//gI' $FILEJS sed -i -e 's/xml:space="preserve">/xml:space="preserve" contexts="JavaScript-Code">/gI' $FILEJS sed -i -e 's/ contexts="html-code"//gI' $FILEHTM sed -i -e 's/xml:space="preserve">/xml:space="preserve" contexts="html-code">/gI' $FILEHTM sed -i -e 's/ contexts="css-code"//gI' $FILECSS sed -i -e 's/xml:space="preserve">/xml:space="preserve" contexts="css-code">/gI' $FILECSS

Type HTML5DemoCss for the project name and specify a location. Select the HTML5 category and then select HTML5 Application.
NETBEANS PHP IMAGES FROM CSS CODE
Netbeans 8 no completion on php code template nbtemplate.sh #!/bin/bash # set the contexts on every template that hasn't one yet VER= "12.0" FILEPHP=~ /.netbeans / $VER /config /Editors /text /x-php5 /CodeTemplates /org-netbeans-modules-editor-settings-CustomCodeTemplates.xmlįILEJS=~ /.netbeans / $VER /config /Editors /text /javascript /CodeTemplates /org-netbeans-modules-editor-settings-CustomCodeTemplates.xmlįILEHTM=~ /.netbeans / $VER /config /Editors /text /html /CodeTemplates /org-netbeans-modules-editor-settings-CustomCodeTemplates.xmlįILECSS=~ /.netbeans / $VER /config /Editors /text /css /CodeTemplates /org-netbeans-modules-editor-settings-CustomCodeTemplates.xml Choose File > New Project (Ctrl-Shift-N -Shift-N on Mac) in the main menu to open the New Project wizard. The following is the upgraded version of the script already presented here:

So, again, we have to resort in a script to set the contexts in the config files. However the problem is still here for HTML and CSS. For these 2 languages can now be activated using the checkbox located in the templates section into the tab “Contexts”. When you have made the choices, click the Next button to continue configuring your project. Finally, if you require an encoding format other than UTF-8, you can change the default here. At a certain point (I don't remember the version) the NB team added that for PHP and Javascript. Configuring a PHP Project in NetBeans: When creating a new PHP project, you’ll be prompted for the necessary information. In the previous version of Netbeans, PHP, JS, CSS, HTML had no code completion on custom code templates.
