It's time for a change of scenery. As many of you may know, or not, the PHPEclipse developers have started to utilize Trac for our
ticket tracking and wiki system. With that we have also been wanting to move the forum as well. As of this writing we are
going to use the forum plug-in for Trac. This will allow us to keep development in the same location, and also allow easier linking to
tickets, commits and our wiki content. You can connect to the new site by going to http://dev.phpeclipse.com/discussion

The forum that you are currently using will be put into a read only state. We are asking that if anything is important and should
be preserved, that you copy it and post it in the new forum. Please do not link to the content in this forum because this forum will
not be around very long.

If you currently have an active thread please create a new one in the new forum site.
Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause you.
The PHPEclipse developers would like to thank you for using PHPEclipse and look forward to our new release.

The PHPeclipse development team has switched from CVS and Sourceforge bugtracking to Trac & SVN. Trac & SVN is located at http://dev.phpeclipse.com

The latest PHPeclipse CVS code can be tested with the nightly builds, which are available through the Eclipse Update mechanism:
update.phpeclipse.net/update/nightly

Please report any problems with these builds in the bug tracker.

In its current issue, Eclipse Review describes 27 Must-Have Eclipse Plug-Ins . PHPeclipse is one of them.

Over the last months Robert Kraske has written a detailed:

• PHPeclipse User Manual