Marcelo Müller | 1 Jun 2012 20:47
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Preview inside Bluefish


I have been looking for a replacement for Homesite 5.5 and Bluefish is 
the editor that replaces it very well. However, there is one feature I 
really miss. When coding php-pages, I preview them through a local 
webserver. In Homesite, it was possible to preview the pages through the 
webserver inside the editor. Something like this is also possible in 
e.g. HTML-Kit. Previewing externally through the the browser is fine, 
however, this requires more actions, e.g. save, switch windows, reload, 
switch windows back. Bluefish also starts up a new browser window each 
time I use the preview.

Would it be possible to incorporate a preview tab that basically does 
this in one click?
I wonder if more people are interested in such a feature.

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Olivier Sessink | 1 Jun 2012 21:06
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Re: Preview inside Bluefish

On 06/01/2012 08:47 PM, Marcelo Müller wrote:
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> I have been looking for a replacement for Homesite 5.5 and Bluefish is
> the editor that replaces it very well. However, there is one feature I
> really miss. When coding php-pages, I preview them through a local
> webserver. In Homesite, it was possible to preview the pages through the
> webserver inside the editor. Something like this is also possible in
> e.g. HTML-Kit. Previewing externally through the the browser is fine,
> however, this requires more actions, e.g. save, switch windows, reload,
> switch windows back. Bluefish also starts up a new browser window each
> time I use the preview.

you can alter the preview command in the preferences such that it will
not start a new browser window. I assume you already found out how to
set the documentroot and webroot so bluefish will send a http:// URL to
the browser?

> Would it be possible to incorporate a preview tab that basically does
> this in one click?
> I wonder if more people are interested in such a feature.

I guess there will be more people interested, but it is not an easy
feature to implement, and it will cost a lot of time (which I don't
really have).

Olivier

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