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March 7, 2017
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Can i code a website in dreamweaver with Actionscript 3?

Can i code a website in dreamweaver with Actionscript 3?

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    Jon Fritz
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    March 7, 2017

    No.

    Actionscript is pretty much Flash's integral version of javascript, it runs within an SWF file and isn't processed by browsers directly, a Flash plug-in is needed to see the Flash file which could contain Actionscript code.

    Mobile browsers can't see Flash anymore (mobile Flash plug-in development ended in 2012) and the majority of desktop machines (something close to 60%) don't have functional Flash plug-ins installed.

    Flash is essentially a dead technology when it comes to the internet.

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    Nancy OShea
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    Nancy OSheaCommunity Expert
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    March 7, 2017

    Dreamweaver CC does not support Action Script. 

    Dreamweaver supports HTML, CSS, LESS, SCSS, SASS, JavaScript/jQuery, JSON, PHP, XML & SVG code.

    As Jon said, Flash is a dead web technology.  Some browsers are blocking Flash by default.  Google Ads stopped accepting Flash ads in Jan this year.   Web Animation is mainly produced in HTML5 & CSS3 now.

    Nancy

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    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
    pziecina
    pziecina
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    March 7, 2017

    If you do not not very much about html and css, then moving from action script to a javascript framework may be an easier option for you, try -

    https://angularjs.org/

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    Jon Fritz
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    Jon FritzCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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    March 7, 2017

    No.

    Actionscript is pretty much Flash's integral version of javascript, it runs within an SWF file and isn't processed by browsers directly, a Flash plug-in is needed to see the Flash file which could contain Actionscript code.

    Mobile browsers can't see Flash anymore (mobile Flash plug-in development ended in 2012) and the majority of desktop machines (something close to 60%) don't have functional Flash plug-ins installed.

    Flash is essentially a dead technology when it comes to the internet.

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