PHP-Aquarium 1.1

PHP-Aquarium save you time by simple one-click-operation! Write PHP-code on the left, click on "Execute" and view the effect on the right side.
Main features:
- Best-suited for beginners to progress quickly in PHP
- Perfect for advanced programmers to crash-test functions with modified parameters
- Save your own examples for use as standard modules
- Minimal software requirements: browser and (internet) connection to a PHP-server
- PHP-Aquarium is freeware for private use.
Use PHP-Aquarium is a simple but fast development environment for PHP. Only one click is necessary to see the effect of your code. With this fast one-click-feedback Aquarium is suited for beginners in PHP as well as for professionals for fast-testing the behaviour of certain functions. There is no need of saving the PHP file, uploading it to the PHP server, displaying it in a browser window - instead it is just one click!
You dont have to install a local Apache or a PHP server demon. Installation Move the downloaded files into a folder onto your PHP server. You should protect your folder against unauthorized access with a .htaccess file because Aquariums PHP allows total control over the server! Normal way of use Type your php-coding in the upper left field with the tags < ?php and ? >. The effect is shown in the right field after clicking "Execute".
Languages Just choose one out of five by clicking on the appropriate country sign. Language and resolution are stored in cookies for one year. Screen resolutions Width and height can be chosen separately to match your screen or need. Examples To save little code portions for future usage fill in a title and the code in the two left fields beneath the resolution controls.
Then click on "Save as". To display saved examples Use the pulldown menue "Examples" to display a portion in the right field. Copy parts or the whole example in the right and insert it in your code at the left. Deletion of examples For deleting a saved example use "Delete". For confirmation click on the link "Delete?" too. Comment I would appreciate your suggestions for improvement and translation of this introduction into other languages.