Hi Dave,
This requirement is not
mandatory as the "best practices" for creating & debugging you
project are:
Option 1:
Create a PHP project on
your local machine with regular folders (non linked folders)
Create an <alias> definition
in the apache httpd.conf that will point to your project home directory.
Example:
Alias /facebook "C:\workspace\facebook"
<Location /facebook>
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
</Location>
Option 2:
Create your PHP project
in the apache /htdocs folder directly
This option is less
recommended since it will "dirty" your apache installation folders (which
I like to keep "clean")
Both these options will
keep your web-application "always deployed" that means, when you edit
files in PDT they
will automatically be
updated on the server.
Hope it helps,
Assaf A.
From: pdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:pdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Dave Kelsey
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008
7:01 PM
To: PDT
Developers
Subject: RE: [pdt-dev] confirm
which branch is for the 1.0.2 official release
Hi Assaf, thanks for the clarification. Can I confirm
another point.
I
see the publish check box has vanished now, does this mean that PDT must
support linked files and folders so that changes can be made to php scripts
within the webserver directory structure and also be part of the workspace for
editing and debugging ?
Currently
XDebug support doesn't work with linked files and folders so I was wondering
what the PDT requirements were in this area.
Cheers
Dave
Kelsey
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