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NetBeans uses PHP Smarty Framework plugin for *.tpl files. Is it possible to change this to *.htm? I use .htm extension for smarty templates and would like to benefit from this PHP Smarty plugin. How can I do that? In NetBeans (with the PHP Smarty Framework plugin installed): Click on the Tools menu, and select Options Click on Miscellaneous located toward the right side of the top icon bar of the Options dialog. Click on the Files tab. In the File Extension combo-box field, select htm . In the Associated File Type (MIME) field, change the value to TPL (text/tpl) . Click OK To restore the

How can I list all the repositories configured for a project? Background: I have a pretty complex gradle build script and cannot get my NetBeans to download the sources for maven dependencies. In that issue-report I was suggested to double check the order in which mavenCentral is being imported. Alberto For anyone interested, here is the code to list the loaded repositories (thanks @kelemen ): task listrepos { doLast { println "Repositories:" project.repositories.each { println "Name: " + it.name + "; url: " + it.url } } } After adding this code to the build script, execute gradle listrepos

I have installed Apache Netbeans 9.0 recently in Mac running macOS Mojave . I am trying to change the Netbeans theme to " Dark Look And Feel Themes " but I can't find the options. Previously, I have used the older versions (8.2, 8.1, 8.0.2) of Netbeans. To change the theme, I navigate to Tools -> Plugins -> Available Plugins Install the " Dark Look And Feel Themes " plugin and restart the IDE to reflect the change. But, I don't find this plugin in the Apache Netbeans 9.0 I also checked whether these plugins are available to download from online. So that I can add them using 'Downloaded' option

Is there a way to have a dark theme in Netbeans? Darcula UPDATE 2016-02: NetBeans 8 now has a Darcula plugin , better and more complete than the alternatives discussed in old version of this Answer. The attractive and productive Darcula theme in JetBrains IntelliJ is now available in NetBeans 8.0 & 8.1! The Real Thing This plugin provides the real Darcula, not an imitation. Konstantin Bulenkov of the JetBrains company made the Darcula look-and-feel open-source . This NetBeans plugin discussed here wraps that original implementation, adapting it to NetBeans. So we see close fidelity to the

On Ubuntu, I have install netbeans but it does not have any option to start a php project. I've looked at the plugin list and php is not in the list, neither is it in the plugins to download list. I've gone to the netbeans website and I am not sure which php plugin to download. Can someone please help me with this? Ubuntu 12.04 64bit has netbeans 7.0.1 in the software repository. alain.janinm Go to Tools->Plugins . In the Settings tab ensure that the update center Netbeans Distribution is active. Then in the Available Plugins tab click on Reload Catalog and you should see PHP. Also you have to

I developed a simple plugin for NetBeans IDE. I have a little problem with default key event on TopComponenet of Wizard panel: For example: I have a wizard with 3 steps. In second step I have a JTextField where user put some values and after that appear a JList below this text field. Everything is okay until user choose a some value from list and than press key ENTER then my panel goes to next Step 3. I attach a key listener to list something like: list = new JList(new PackagesListModel()); list.addKeyListener(new KeyAdapter() { @Override public void keyReleased(java.awt.event.KeyEvent evt) {

I´m trying to get that working: clone a git project from an ssh server with NBGit. I get NBGit installed, works well local, but when given the connection parameters I´m not sure what is the right URL. Or maybe it is not supported at the moment? NBGit 0.4 for NB 6.9.1 on Win7 The URL should be: git@myserver:/myreppo But as reported in issue 91 , that might not work very well. I would explore the workaround presented in issue 56 : In your ~/.ssh directory, create a "config" file open ~/.ssh/config in a text editor and put in the following: Host AHostName -- this will be the name you will be