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Yes, it's true. We love PHP so we have made PageSpinner a great tool for developing PHP pages on your Mac:
 We added PHP syntax coloring in the editor
A new PHP menu that lets you insert basic PHP functions and control structures
A Lookup PHP command that will find documentation for PHP contents in the Online PHP manual
Support for viewing local files served by a Web server with the View On Server command. This may be very useful when you are working with local PHP files that are processed on a PHP-enabled Web server or the Personal Web Sharing in OS X.
NEW: In PageSpinner 4.6.3 we improved the PHP syntax color coding with support for MySQL functions (including the "Improved MySQL extension" and its object oriented style), file functions, PHP options, HTTP, FTP, mail and CURL functions. PageSpinner 5.0 adds PHP syntax checking in the Edit : Check Page command.
And we include SpinPHP:
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SpinPHP™ is a tutorial with a collection of useful PHP examples that helps you to learn and master PHP with PageSpinner on your Mac. You will find the SpinPHP package inside the Goodies folder in the PageSpinner application folder.
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Find out more on how to use PHP with PageSpinner on these pages:
Setting up PHP on OS X 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4
Create your first PHP page
PHP resources on the Web
What is PHP?
The PHP Hypertext Preprocessor is programming language that can be embedded in your HTML pages to create dynamic Web pages. The commands are parsed on the Web Server which returns plain HTML pages to the browser.
PHP has extensive support for file handling, form processing, cookies, SQL database access, FTP, POP, XML, IMAP, SNMP and many other standard protocols.
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