Color code php

[Chronicle]

Hello
Is there a function to automatically make php appear colour coded, such as...

<?php
$d1="2006-08-08";
$d2="2006-08-09";
$today=strtotime($d1); // first date
$yesday=strtotime($d2); // second 
$datet = getdate($today);
$datey = getdate($yesday);
$t1=$datet['yday'];
$t2=$datey['yday'];
echo $t0=$t2-$t1; // between my two dates will be '1 day'
echo "<br>".$tt=time()+($t0*86400); // in seconds

?>

 

[Beansprout]

Change the file extension to '.phps'

 

[Chronicle]

Change the file extension to '.phps'

cheers that'll do, i'll just copy and paste the code

 

[MossyUK]

does .phps work online or do you have to rename it - out of curiousity really.

Also, what does phps stand for?

 

[robmiller]

does .phps work online or do you have to rename it - out of curiousity really.

Also, what does phps stand for?

You can't dynamically do it, if that's what you mean--the actual file.phps has to exist on the server.

PHPS = PHP Source.

 

[MossyUK]

cheers rob, you answered my question, and one I hadnt even thought about

 

[robmiller]

By the way, you can also highlight a string from a PHP script using highlight_string() and highlight a file using highlight_file(). For example:

<?php

highlight_string('<?php echo "foo"; ?>');

highlight_file('file.php');

?>

 

[Chronicle]

By the way, you can also highlight a string from a PHP script using highlight_string() and highlight a file using highlight_file(). For example:

<?php

highlight_string('<?php echo "foo"; ?>');

highlight_file('file.php');

?>

hi
thanks that was what i was after

 

[Dj_Jestar]

using phps is not a dead cert btw, some hosts turn it off.

 

[robmiller]

using phps is not a dead cert btw, some hosts turn it off.

But in the worst case scenario it will just appear as a text file, so it's not too bad.