Highlight a function call and press F3 to go to the function code. Syntax validation throughout entire project. 
The installation process is very simple and the instructions at XAMPP for Mac explain it well.Īptana is quite powerful so there's more of a learning curve to getting used to it than a simple code editor, but it definitely pays off in the end. The XAMPP for Linux site above also has good instructions. Sudo ln -s /home//folder /opt/lampp/htdocs/$USER Linking to another folder and placing files here can also help avoid permission problems:
If you have permission problems after installing, try the following commands to grant all permissions (777) to all folders under the htdocs folder, and more restricted permissions (644) to all files under htdocs:įind /opt/lampp/htdocs/ -type d -exec chmod 777 \. Type in the command to extract the compressed file to the opt folder (substitute the actual name of the dowloaded file for FILENAME):. Give yourself "root" privileges (XAMPP must be installed by root) by typing in the following in the Terminal:. Through Terminal ( Applications > Accessories > Terminal), navigate to the directory where the download was placed (usually the Downloads folder). Go to XAMPP for Linux and download the latest version. There's a YouTube tutorial on this here For Linux Machines This screenshot illustrates the above steps: Set up as Windows services if you want the xampp server to be running when you boot up. Make sure previous Windows services are deleted. Start the control panel, which is at C:\xampp\xampp-control.exe. Answer questions in setup pop-up that appears. Do not create an xampp folder, it will be created for you. Go to XAMPP for Windows and download the self-extracting version. Installation is simple - below are the steps by platform (so far, just Windows). 
XAMPP combines all the programs you need to make your machine a server that can run a Tiki site locally just like an internet site: PHP, MySQL, Apache, phpMyAdmin, etc. And one more thing: they're both open source and free! The good thing about these programs is that they are multi-platform (they work on LINUX, Mac, Solaris and Windows machines) and, being packages, they minimize the number of programs that need to be installed.
See the Commit Code page for step-by-step instructions on how to commit code changes to the Tiki project. This page gives some tips on using XAMPP and Aptana Studio together to create a development environment on your machine to run, fix and commit changes to Tiki.
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