PHP code and psgml-html

Gunter Ohrner <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.emacs.psgml.user
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Hi!

I'd like to use xEmacs to edit HTML with embedded PHP4 code. Searching the
web I read that Turadg Aleahmad's php-mode (which is included in the xEmacs
packages collection) seems to be the most actively developed and best PHP
mode around.
I fetched it from http://sf.net/projects/php-mode and tried to combine it
with psgml-html using mmm-mode 0.4.7.

So far it does work, however I cannot indent the embedded php-code at all...
:-( Pressing TAB in a line just causes its indentation to get lost, that
is, the line starts at column 1, no matter if it's in a statemant block or
somewhere else.

Is there any solution to that problem? Is there any other php mode that works 
inside psgml-html or do I have to use another html-mode? (I'd love to stay 
with psgml-html as I really got used to it and use psgml-mode to edit my 
doccbook files.)

Thanks a lot in advance!


  Gunter Ohrner


PS: I'm using XEmacs 21.4.6, mmm-mode 0.4.7, php-mode 1.0.2

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