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Mon, 28 September 2009 22:36

craig

Messages: 10
Registered: September 2009

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My question is dying on the vine Sad

I mention in a reply that the title description is misleading. I don't want to display the code I wanted "something" within Eclipse that would run the code... show the layout of the html So then I could move on to developing PHP/Javascripts et cetera.. install the dynamic features. Is not Eclipse at this point in it's development?

end of edit.. following is the original question

I'm assuming I run the Web perspective to develop HTML and CSS code. There is both an HTML editor and CSS editor running with Eclipse. "eclipse-php-galileo-win32 I have installed
Build id: 20090619-0625

From this point I can not seem to find out how to "DISPLAY" the script code "within?" Eclipse or isn't that possible. Sad

Under Eclipse "Window" there is a listing "web Browser" and from there, there are 4 selction, selection 0 being "internal web browser"

I have Eclipse set to "internal web browser"

I assumed that this might pull up when I go and "run" the html script
but I get an error "The selection can not be run on any server"

If for what ever this is "internal web browser" is meaning less in this instance then can I get Eclipse to link with the Apache2.2 server I have running on this machine? http://localserver

I simply can not find any documentation in Eclipse that address this issue? If it's discussed in the documentation somewhere then please direct me to it.

[Updated on: Fri, 02 October 2009 12:55]

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Re: HTML [message #488510 is a reply to message #488497]

Tue, 29 September 2009 02:22

David Williams

Messages: 176
Registered: July 2009

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craig wrote:

>
> From this point I can not seem to find out how to "DISPLAY" the script
> code "within?"

You may be over thinking it. If its just HTML, you can use "Open
with...." the web browser and it displays it in browser. No need to
run on server (for HTML).

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Re: HTML [message #488649 is a reply to message #488510]

Tue, 29 September 2009 15:30

craig

Messages: 10
Registered: September 2009

Junior Member

Who's "Open"

Maybe you meant one of my Web browser's?
I suppose I can figure out someway to access these files from "outside" Eclipse... and perhaps that is what I'll end up doing although when I tested this I got

You don't have permission to access /E:/Eclipse Workspace/Projects/MyHtml/htmltest.html on this server

"Open" within eclipse ...opens the file within the workspace and that I'm not interested at this point

Which "open" were you suggesting

thank you

ps I just realized how I've misrepresented the problem.. My problem "statement" says "display HTML code" I don't want to see the code I want the image or the output from the code! I want to see what the/a browser would generate. and I thought I could do this within Eclipse with one of its tools somehow someway

[Updated on: Tue, 29 September 2009 19:39]

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