whats the best program to make ur own scripts?

You can use any text editor, although I suggest HTMLKit, hapedit (it's okay), PHPEdit, or XEmacs (favorite).

I use CuteHTML for PHP. No reason really, except I like how it interacts with CuteFTP. Also the pretty colors. :)

ok where can i get those programs or what are there exact names and ill search the net for them

I do not use php myself but my friend who does swares by dream weaver. I use it for asp.net btw, but thats beside the point. It has auto complete inteletext line numbers etc.

[quote author=SPY-3 link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30390 date=1069370144]
ok where can i get those programs or what are there exact names and ill search the net for them
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Um...we said them.

PHPDEV is my recommendation. It contains Apache and some other things needed to run, but I RARELY have problems using it (- first time set up, wish I had had someone to tell me what to do).

I think Apache is what most servers run to parse the PHP scripts anyways.

Ultraedit is my editor of choice.

I've noticed that more and more I've started using KWrite. It's got syntax highlighting, unlimited undo, and function collapsing similar to the Visual Studio .NET editor.

(big) screenshot

[quote author=K link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30488 date=1069400364]
I've noticed that more and more I've started using KWrite. It's got syntax highlighting, unlimited undo, and function collapsing similar to the Visual Studio .NET editor.

(big) screenshot
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Two questions...
1. Is it REALLY unlimited? How about after you save and reboot?
2. Is it geared towards only C++ or does it support any language?

[quote author=j0k3r link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30495 date=1069417875]
Two questions...
1. Is it REALLY unlimited? How about after you save and reboot?
2. Is it geared towards only C++ or does it support any language?
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1. Why would you need functionality like that? If you're going to make major changes, you should just comment them out :P That said, I haven't tried it, but I doubt it.

2. It supports a plethora of languages, and I'm sure its relatively simple to add a new one. Here we go:
Ada, Bash, Changelog, C, GNU Assembler, Cold Fusion, C++, C#, CSS, .desktop, Diff, Eiffel, ferite, Fortran, Quake, Wolfenstein, Half Life, Haskell, HTML, ILERPG, IDL, JavaScript, Java, KBasic, Literal Haskell, LaTeX, Makefile, MAD-DB, Objective-C, Mason, Matlab M-File, PostScript, Pascal, Perl, PHP, SQL-MySQL, SQL-PostgreSQL, SQL, Prolog, Python, RScript, RPM Spec, RSI_IDL, Ruby, Sather, Scheme, SGML, SML, Tcl/Tk, Verilog, VHDL, WINE Config, XML.

phew.   
EDIT: Just noticed that the undo is _technically_ limited. But, as with all good open source software, there's an option for how many steps backwards you can go. I like to keep mine on 256.   

XEmacs - windows edition!

I use dreamweaver for my php scripts... if I don't i use notepad... dreamweaver just sorta lets me know when i misspelled things cuz im stupid :-D

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2. It supports a plethora of languages, and I'm sure its relatively simple to add a new one. Here we go:
Ada, Bash, Changelog, C, GNU Assembler, Cold Fusion, C++, C#, CSS, .desktop, Diff, Eiffel, ferite, Fortran, Quake, Wolfenstein, Half Life, Haskell, HTML, ILERPG, IDL, JavaScript, Java, KBasic, Literal Haskell, LaTeX, Makefile, MAD-DB, Objective-C, Mason, Matlab M-File, PostScript, Pascal, Perl, PHP, SQL-MySQL, SQL-PostgreSQL, SQL, Prolog, Python, RScript, RPM Spec, RSI_IDL, Ruby, Sather, Scheme, SGML, SML, Tcl/Tk, Verilog, VHDL, WINE Config, XML.
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'Changelog'? :)

[quote author=Arta[vL] link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30971 date=1069631511]
'Changelog'? :)
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Changelog :)

[quote author=K link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30973 date=1069632364]
[quote author=Arta[vL] link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30971 date=1069631511]
'Changelog'? :)
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Changelog :)
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I don't see anything in the first couple pages of results from that search saying anything about a formalized "changelog" language. I hope you aren't expecting people to dig through a few hundred pages of results to find what you're hinting at...

[quote author=Skywing link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=15#msg31033 date=1069651450]
[quote author=K link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30973 date=1069632364]
[quote author=Arta[vL] link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30971 date=1069631511]
'Changelog'? :)
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Changelog :)
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I don't see anything in the first couple pages of results from that search saying anything about a formalized "changelog" language. I hope you aren't expecting people to dig through a few hundred pages of results to find what you're hinting at...
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ChangeLog isn't a language which is what the search is supposed to illustrate, it's a format defined by the GNU Coding Standards read by ChangeLog parsers (or possibly grep). Searching for 'ChangeLog' gives you lots of examples of said format.

[quote author=K link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=15#msg31048 date=1069655051]
[quote author=Skywing link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=15#msg31033 date=1069651450]
[quote author=K link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30973 date=1069632364]
[quote author=Arta[vL] link=board=22;threadid=3619;start=0#msg30971 date=1069631511]
'Changelog'? :)
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Changelog :)
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I don't see anything in the first couple pages of results from that search saying anything about a formalized "changelog" language. I hope you aren't expecting people to dig through a few hundred pages of results to find what you're hinting at...
[/quote]

ChangeLog isn't a language which is what the search is supposed to illustrate, it's a format defined by the GNU Coding Standards read by ChangeLog parsers (or possibly grep). Searching for 'ChangeLog' gives you lots of examples of said format.
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That's a much more helpful answer. Note that I saw a wide variety of changelog formats throughout the search results given by the link you specified.

Jesus, four quotes in one post? You got to be kidding me.

Then you obviously haven't seen this thread.

I myself prefer kwrite or emacs when im on my freebsd machine, textpad for windows.

Dude, the last post was in 2003.
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[quote author=venox link=topic=3619.msg86783#msg86783 date=1099229721]
I myself prefer kwrite or emacs when im on my freebsd machine, textpad for windows.
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Man, if you had waited a month, it would've been the 1 year anniversary of this thread.