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php editing
by Veerakumar - Jun 4th 2005 19:58:03
Can quanta can be used for php editing. As well can quanta generate valid
xhtml 1.0 transitional document like Amaya. I am currently using amaya for
creating all my web pages. Is there any other better software than this,
that is standards compliant as well.
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Re: php editing
by Dave Kuhlman - Jan 29th 2007 11:46:45
> Can quanta can be used for php editing.
> As well can quanta generate valid xhtml
> 1.0 transitional document like Amaya. I
> am currently using amaya for creating
> all my web pages. Is there any other
> better software than this, that is
> standards compliant as well.
I recently installed Quanta 3.5.5.
Yes, Quanta generates XHTML tags, for example it inserts "<hr />"
rather than "<hr>".
At first I was confused because I could not find a preference/setting to
specify this. But, if you have the standard
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
at the top of your file, Quanta uses XHTML automatically.
I don't do PHP, but I noticed that there is some support for inserting PHP
code in a basic document template.
Dave
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Debugging PHP Code
by Thomas M. - May 16th 2005 03:04:52
How to debug with Quanta Plus: Debugging PHP
Code with Quanta Plus
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Quanta cannot be started
by Windfinder - Dec 11th 2004 07:12:34
I downloaded kdewebdev3-3.3.2-3.i586.rpm from
http://ftp.suse.com/pub/suse/i386/supplementary/KDE/update_for_9.2/applications/
to my Notebook running SuSE Linux 9.2.
Installed the package with:
rpm -iv kdewebdev3-3.3.2-3.i586.rpm
Tried to start the program from KDE. Did not work!
Tried to start the program from the shell:
oliver@buran:~> quanta
quanta: symbol lookup error: quanta: undefined symbol:
_ZN11KMainWindow7setIconERK7QPixmap
What's going wrong and how do I fix it?
Regards,
Oliver
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Re: Quanta cannot be started
by Andras Mantia - Mar 19th 2005 09:00:47
Please post on our user's list (quanta@kde.org,
subscription required), as we don't watch this forum too
often.
Regarding your bug: the binary version you downloaded
was compiled for a different KDE than you have. You
might need to get the kdelibs and qt from the same source
as kdewebdev.
Andras
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make
by mike - Nov 11th 2001 10:12:07
i get this error when trying to run make, the configure script ran with out
problems.
cd . && autoheader
autoheader: error: shell error while sourcing /tmp/ah23837/traces.sh
make: *** [stamp-h.in] Error 1
how could i solve it?
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compilation problem: where is kde-config ?
by Olivier L. Müller - Feb 20th 2001 17:48:10
checking for kde-config... not found
configure: error: The important program kde-config was not found!
Please check whether you installed KDE correctly.
where can I find kde-config ? looked on kde.org, and other
places, but no results yet...
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Re: compilation problem: where is kde-config ?
by dazk - Mar 2nd 2001 14:40:16
> checking for kde-config... not found
> configure: error: The important
> program kde-config was not found!
> Please check whether you installed KDE
> correctly.
>
> where can I find kde-config ? looked
> on kde.org, and other
> places, but no results yet...
I think this is new to KDE 2.1. It should be in your
KDEDIR/bin and is similar to gtk-config etc. It tells your
compiler and linker about the needed flags for
compilation/linkage.
Hope that helped,
Richard
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Re: compilation problem: where is kde-config ?
by Xavier MAILLARD - Mar 20th 2001 17:06:22
>
> % checking for kde-config... not
> found
> % configure: error: The important
> % program kde-config was not found!
> % Please check whether you installed
> KDE
> % correctly.
> %
> % where can I find kde-config ?
> looked
> % on kde.org, and other
> % places, but no results yet...
>
>
> I think this is new to KDE 2.1. It
> should be in your
> KDEDIR/bin and is similar to
> gtk-config etc. It tells your
> compiler and linker about the needed
> flags for
> compilation/linkage.
>
> Hope that helped,
>
> Richard
>
>
I know how to correct the problem. It's appeared since KDE2.
In fact you can find kde-config into /usr/share/config/kde-config.
Just link it into /usr/bin and do a chmod +x on it.
Then you have to add a few lines. First at the beginning, type
#!/bin/bash
and at the bottom, just type
case $1 in )
--prefix) echo $prefix ;;
esac
Then you can reconfigure your app and that's all.
Hope this will help you.
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FXGS project director
2D/3D Graphic Programming Group
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Re: compilation problem: where is kde-config ?
by danny cheung - Jan 23rd 2002 02:27:51
>
> %
> % % checking for kde-config... not
> % found
> % % configure: error: The important
> % % program kde-config was not
> found!
> % % Please check whether you
> installed
> % KDE
> % % correctly.
> % %
> % % where can I find kde-config ?
> % looked
> % % on kde.org, and other
> % % places, but no results yet...
> %
> %
> % I think this is new to KDE 2.1. It
> % should be in your
> % KDEDIR/bin and is similar to
> % gtk-config etc. It tells your
> % compiler and linker about the
> needed
> % flags for
> % compilation/linkage.
> %
> % Hope that helped,
> %
> % Richard
> %
> %
>
>
> I know how to correct the problem.
> It's appeared since KDE2.
> In fact you can find kde-config into
> /usr/share/config/kde-config.
>
> Just link it into /usr/bin and do a
> chmod +x on it.
>
> Then you have to add a few lines.
> First at the beginning, type
> #!/bin/bash
>
> and at the bottom, just type
>
> case $1 in )
> --prefix) echo $prefix ;;
> esac
>
> Then you can reconfigure your app and
> that's all.
>
> Hope this will help you.
case $1 in )
--prefix) echo $prefix ;;
esac
i just passed and i saw a lil'problem here.... the first ")"
maybe work better without it.
case $1 in
--prefix) echo $prefix ;;
esac
.. peace
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