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Please fix PHP syntax checking so that it is aware of the Facebook XHP extension for PHP which allows inline HTML -- for example, this is acceptable: <?php echo <div>foo</div>; echo <div> foo </div>; ?> Even when this extension is enabled on the system's php.ini , and the code runs fine, but NetBeans shows these lines as syntax errors.
See https://github.com/facebook/xhp for info about XHP
Additional examples. Note that anything within curly brackets {} are considered PHP expressions. Is NetBeans simply using the PHP runtime to verify syntax (and could therefore allow the XHP extension to handle this) or are you doing validation some other way? Hopefully this is an easy fix with the XHP extension enabled. All of the following are considered acceptable with XHP: <?php $foo = 'bar'; echo <div>{$foo}</div>; echo <div>{substr($foo, 0, 1)}</div>; echo <div> {substr($foo, 0, 1)} </div>; ?>