Sublime Text Preview php files on localhost

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Hey I've just started using Sublime Text 2 with the SidebarEnhancements package installed.

I have it setup so that when I press the build shortcut it previews in Chrome which is fine for my HTML files. I have apache setup on my machine and works fine when I type it in the browser.

What I was wondering was is there a way to when I build the page for it to open within the local host.

I have all my websites in the Sites folder and is the default location for apache.

I'm running the latest version of Sublime Text 2 on an iMac.

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this tutorial is for ubuntu, in your SO the path maybe are no the same

right click in any file go to project-> Edit Project Preview Url

add this line:

{
    "/home/user/Webs/your-site":   //path from your project
    {
        "url_testing": "http://localhost/your-site/",
        "url_production": "http://www.your-site.dev"
    }
}

(use absolute path, not the relative from project that you get from copy path)

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