Thanks, but I have found the solutions. You can set in the Options Screen - Misc - Files. The Type associated with .phtml.
After switching it to php it works.
1 : Oh, I really missed this one :-( Thanks for the info ;-) – Pascal MARTIN Jul 30 '09 at 18:04.
When using netbeans 6.7 (beta ; I've not updated for some time), PHP code inside tags in . Phtml files is highlighted, the same way as in . Php files -- at least, that's the case right now for me And I don't remember setting any option to activate that behaviour.(And I'm trying this on a Zend Framework project) Are you views scripts using .
Phtml (note the 'p') as extension (which the "standard", using Zend Framework), and not . Html? If you are using .
Html as file extension for your views, that might be the problem :-( And I don't find any way to say "I wan't PHP syntax hightlighting for this file extension"...
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