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With the following code: include("/path/to/file.php"); If I Ctrl+click on the file name string the file is automatically open. Unfortunately in most of our projects we use variables to set the path of the files and the above method doesn't work. In example Ctrl+click on the file name doesn't do anything in the following line: include($path . "file.php"); It would be nice if the IDE made a guess based on the file name string and the list of the files in the project, and then open the matching file. In case of multiple files matching *file.php it could open a window with a list as in "Go to declaration" when the same method is declared in different classes and/or different files. In example, if the project contains the following files: /path/to/file.php /path/to/myfile.php /path/file.php Ctrl+click on the following line could automatically open the first one: include($path . "/to/file.php"); Ctrl+click on the following line could open a list containing the first and the third: include($path . "/file.php"); Ctrl+click on the following line could open a list containing all three: include($path . "file.php"); Regards, Paolo