@jedaisoulAug 11.2015 — #Hi. You have asked different questions in the title and body of your post, so I'll deal with the title first:
1. PHP names for menu items - there aren't any. PHP does not have menus.
2. To develop PHP web application with menus, which software to use - There is no such thing as a PHP web application. PHP is a server language, it is neither intended nor capable of producing web applications nor web sites. So there is no software to use.
I'm conscious that this answer is not very helpful. Perhaps if you could explain what you mean by the term "PHP web application", we might be more help...
@ginerjmAug 11.2015 — #Your English is very difficult to understand and I don't think you wrote what you were trying to say.
A web application is composed of many things. A simple static web app is written in plain HTML code. That is the way a web page gets presented.
A more robust web application would use HTML along with some JavaScript to add some real-time activity such as field editing or other such things that would react to the user's actions.
A true web APPLICATION would use a server-side language to interact with the HTML web page by creating it and sending it to the client PC and then wait for it to come back to the server. At that point the appl would examine the input received from the HTML input elements (<input type='text'...>, <select...>,<textarea>,<input type='submit'...> tags) and then validate it and ensure it is safe to use. From that point the server-side program/script can do calculations for the appl, do database lookups/updates or anything else it is designed for and send back results (in another HTML page) to the user/client.
As for what "software name" - I assume you are looking for suggestions as to what language or framework tools to use. This forum is devoted to the use of PHP of course, so that would be the answer you get here. PHP is pretty powerful and can do almost anything you can think of. There are also frameworks built to aid you in developing php-based applications. Of course you can use other languages as well such as Ruby, C and pure JavaScript or Jquery so you have many choices.
If you are going to continue to post items on forums, you will have to improve your English skills to help make your questions easier to understand. Of post to a forum in your own language. Sorry - but that's the way it is.
@KR_SivakumarauthorAug 13.2015 — #For Asp.net i am using Visual Studio 2008 for developing and it has header footer and body part which is very easy to create.
And as i am new to PHP can anyone suggest which software is very easy to develop. As of now i am using Macromedia Dreamweaver for coding the PHP language. Any other software
which has Header, Footer and body part like.... i mean
@ginerjmAug 13.2015 — #Why do you feel you need a 'header, footer and body part' ? With PHP you are simply writing some business logic to do what you want done, and then you are building the html to present that data to the clent. If you want to design a header or footer for your application, you can do that in one separate script and simply include that in all of your other scripts with one line. Why base your package choice on such a thing?
I use something called HTML-Kit Tools which provides editing and syntax checking for a variety of languages (php, html, js) as well as project organization and ftp connections for uploading modules. Simple, inexpensive and easy to learn and use. No headers, no footers, no folder structures forced upon you.