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Does anyone know how to get, or where to get, or how to make, or where to find a tutorial, about the w3schools try it editor?

I need an editor like it, so when typing js/html/css the code be accepted and shown like the tryit editor.

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If I understand that correctly, you're looking for a Javascript or PHP editor?

For JS I use jsfiddle.net, and for PHP I use codepad.org.

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The "editor" you are referring to is nothing more but:

<form action="<?= $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"] ?>" method="POST">
<input type="submit">

<textarea name="code"><?= htmlentities($_POST["code"]) ?></textarea>

<div id="output">
  <?= $_POST["code"] ?>
</div>

And the PHP form sending could even be replaced by:

<button onclick='$("#output").html( $("textarea#code").value )'>

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Your question wasn't super clear, but it sounds like you're asking for another tool similar to the W3Schools Tryit Editor.

I use http://jsfiddle.net/, and I love it. It lets you quickly add HTML, JS, and CSS to the editor and get the results. It also lets you save/share your code with others. It's great for mocking up something quick and sending it out to get approved or to get help with syntax.