For some strange reason FireFox has decided that hidden input elements should have styles applied to them as well.

Even though the W3C defines hidden controls in HTML 4.01 as:

“controls that are not rendered but whose values are submitted with a form.”

http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/interact/forms.html#hidden-control

IE and Opera properly follow the standard.

If you use the <base> tag, links in JavaScript (window.open for example) will ignore the <base> tag. The way around it is to make the link in the JavaScript relative to the domain.

<base href=”http://www.example.com/this_site/”>

The JavaScript should look like this.

window.open(‘/this_site/page2.html’);

This is what I’ve found after trying various IDEs available for PHP.

If anyone has any suggestions or thinks they know the solution to the listed problem, please comment. I need a good editor and I have yet to find one.

• PHP IDE (Eclipse)

1. - Cannot deal with simple lines such as: $var = “value={$value}”;
2. - IntelliSense does not include other files/included files.

• TruStudio (Eclipse)

1. - Errors prevent it from working (errors when creating project, errors when setting include/library paths)

• PHPEclipse (Eclipse)

1. - IntelliSense does not include other files/included files.
2. - Cluttered Menus
3. - Go to Definition does nothing

• VS.PHP SE (Visual Studio)

1. - Flawed code completion
2. - Pasting messed up indentation randomly in file

• ActiveState Komodo / PHP

1. - No functionality to set Include/Library paths

• DreamWeaver

1. - Editor, not IDE (IntelliSense limited to PHP functions)

• PHPEdit [Waterproof]

1. - Cannot create project from existing files

• Zend Studio

1. - Cannot set Include/Library paths