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VS code intelephense add-in - dwlamb - 01-08-2020
I am new to using VS Code as an editor. I installed the plug-in intelephense. How does one define Codeigniter functions like`redirect()` `validation_errors()`, etc. so they don't come up as an error of an undefined functions?
RE: VS code intelephense add-in - php_rocs - 01-09-2020
@dwlamb,
Have you read the complete instructions? Have you tried finding video's about it? Have you contacted the author/creator?
RE: VS code intelephense add-in - dwlamb - 01-11-2020
(01-09-2020, 07:14 AM)php_rocs Wrote: @dwlamb,
Have you read the complete instructions? Have you tried finding video's about it? Have you contacted the author/creator?
Yes. Yes. I thought I would try here first in case someone using Codeigniter had sought out an answer.
RE: VS code intelephense add-in - ZoeF - 01-11-2020
I don't know if you tried this one yet?
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=small.php-ci
RE: VS code intelephense add-in - dwlamb - 01-11-2020
The add-on I am looking for help with is intelephense not intellisense.
I am looking define exceptions for intelephense. Terms like CI_Controller, redirect, show_error, etc., show with red error lines.
From looking at settings and web support pages I thought they could be modified by 'Intelephense : stubs' in VS Code's settings, but any additions to that list still show as errors in VS Code.