Smart Tags Auto-completion

Get more done with less typing, emmet like auto completion for PHP and JavaScript.
Quickly create if else statements, foreach loops and more.

Installation

• Install addon
• Configure Short Tags (optional)

Auto-completions

This addon will provide auto completion for common php tags.
Also is there support for short-tags, this can be enabled trough the settings.

Enabling and disabling tags

In the prefernce menu you can enable and disable tags.
This can be useful if you have a conflict with a html tag (like iframe conflicts with the <if if tag)

PHP tag - (php)

To insert a default php tag, type <? and the following snippet will be inserted:

<? will expand to:

echo tag - (php)

To instert a echo php tag, type <ec and the following snippet will be inserted:

<ec will expand to:

If tag - (php/js)

To insert a if tag, type <if and the following snippet will be inserted:

<if will expand to:
PHP - sub-language: HTML

PHP - sub-language: PHP
PHP - sub-language: JavaScript
JavaScript - sub-language: JavaScript

else tag - (php/js)

To insert a else tag, type <el and the following snippet will be inserted:

<el will expand to:
PHP - sub-language: HTML

PHP - sub-language: PHP
PHP - sub-language: JavaScript
JavaScript - sub-language: JavaScript

else if tags - (php/js)

To insert a else tag, type <ei and the following snippet will be inserted:

<ei will expand to:
PHP - sub-language: HTML

PHP - sub-language: PHP
PHP - sub-language: JavaScript
JavaScript - sub-language: JavaScript

If else tag - (php/js)

To insert a if-else tag, type <il and the following snippet will be inserted:

<il will expand to:
PHP - sub-language: HTML

PHP - sub-language: PHP
PHP - sub-language: JavaScript
JavaScript - sub-language: JavaScript

Foreach tag - (php/js)

To insert a foreach tag, type <fo and the following snippet will be inserted:

<fo will expand to:
PHP - sub-language: HTML

PHP - sub-language: PHP

PHP - sub-language: JavaScript
JavaScript - sub-language: JavaScript

Switch tag - (php/js)

To insert a switch tag, type <sw and the following snippet will be inserted:

<sw will expand to:
PHP - sub-language: HTML

PHP - sub-language: PHP
PHP - sub-language: JavaScript
JavaScript - sub-language: JavaScript

Case tag - (php/js)

To insert a case tag, type <ca and the following snippet will be inserted:

<ca will expand to:
PHP - sub-language: HTML

PHP - sub-language: PHP
PHP - sub-language: JavaScript
JavaScript - sub-language: JavaScript

Print tag - (php)

To insert a print tag, type <pr and the following snippet will be inserted:

<pr will expand to:
PHP - sub-language: HTML

CheatSheet

In the right side pane you will find a cheat sheet so you can easily check witch abbreviations are available.