I described stumbling across PHP Processor and how it worked with HTML-Kit in previous post.
One thing I felt was missing was the ability to see the native HTML final code that was presented to browser.
Whilst developing a simple PHP file in HTML-Kit I had the Windows Explorer file folder open in a separate window and I noticed that when I previewed the PHP a temporary .html file was created. This did not show up in the in-built HTML-Kit file window as this has to be refreshed manually.
By opening this temporary file in editor I confirmed it was the output from PHP and I was also able to send this to W3C validator to confirm it was all valid code. Note these temporary files do not last long, so if you want to keep a copy then save it with another name.
I am going to see if I can do a YouTube video showing this in action.
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