Php editor with ftp

[CerIs]

Can anyone recomend a php editor that can edit files on a remote server (ie ftp support)? Preferably looking for freeware. Was using crimson editor for a while but ftp support wont work despite multiple installs. Also tried to get the right plugins for eclipse to do it but not easy will all the differnet versions and conflicts. Thanks

 

[Houdas]

I use PSPad

 

[DavidR]

I hear ssh + vim is a good solution

 

[Rage9]

I use Zend Studio. It's fucking great. It has at least a pretty lengthy trial period, and is easy to find a serial for.

You can easily set it up to connect to your web server and edit files from the program. It also runs off of Java so it basically runs on any OS.

Current Stand alone version is 5.5. There is a 6.0+ but that is just for Eclipse and I say fuck that, get the stand alone.
Zend Studio 5.5 Download Page - Zend.com

 

[Icecube]

I use pspad when I need to edit stuff via directly on the server

 

[DaKnightFall]

CuteFTP

if your useing windows

 

[Bofu2U]

I use pspad when I need to edit stuff via directly on the server

Seconded. Coda for Mac

 

[Enigmabomb]

Coda. It's awesome.

 

[Lord B]

Zend Studio Rocks!

 

[DavidR]

What's up with every one using these weird IDEs?

 

[DaKnightFall]

What's up with every one using these weird IDEs?

true, for windows, FTW, ftp.exe
its allready on your computer :-]

 

[LotsOfZeros]

Crimson Editor is free, has FTP, custom defined macros, tabbed editing, and syntax highlighting amongst other things.

It's very easy to use.

 

[nogenius]

I also recommend Zend Studio. It kicks ass. Ever since I've started using it, my coding productivity has at least quadrupled.

 

[LazyD]

UE Studio or Ultra Edit - Same company, UE Studio is more IDE-esque and has SVN/CVS support, they both support FTP/SFTP, Projects, Auto-Indenting and Syntax Highlighting.

Fuck Zend Studio...

 

[jelf]

coda or zend

 

[LinkJuice]

Eclipse + PDT is a solid development environment. Can't beat the customization of eclipse plus all the plugins, code completion, code browser, built-in browser linking to php.net, etc.

 

[smaxor]

Zend studio is the only way to fly if you ask me.

 

[Supergeek]

sftpdrive + your favorite editor

sftpdrive can mount your remote disk as a Windows letter (like X and then you just edit that shit with whatever you want.

It's faster than most other solutions I've tried.

 

[juissed]

coda on my mbp
nusphere phpEd on my workstations.

 

[Icecube]

anybody tried the latest netbeans for php? (not sure it has FTP capability...)