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In 6.0 PHP code was recognized in files with limited number php-specific extensions (php, inc, phtml). It should be recognized in all files inside PHP project that contain php tags. If this is not possible or is not reasonable time investment, than in most of web-content files where php can be expected.
In the second case (list of file types that should be processed by php), this list should be extensible by user
this will not be done for 6.1
Reopening, because it's still actual. From my point of view, code recognition should work at least for .html files and files like that. Lowering priority, though.
I would also like to add my vote for this issue since I am currently trying to create a project that uses the Quercus PHP Intepreter within a Java Project and there is absolutely zero PHP code hinting available within all of the PHP files I've added into the project. This creates a catch-22 type situation because I cannot create a separate PHP project since that will disallow me from working with the Quercus PHP Interpreter and adding Java .jar files to the project (which allows me to access a library we have that's been created in Java) and as I've already mentioned, creating the project as a Java one does not allow for any type hinting in the PHP pages. So I guess my actual request would be for support of hybrid "PHP/Java" solutions which would mean correct syntax highlighting and code hinting for PHP files that need to be placed within a Java project.
Won't fix for me.