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July 19, 2017
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TeamCity Conflict with Dreamweaver

  • July 19, 2017
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I am using both Dreamweaver and phpStorm editors for a php/mysql application.    Both have different pros and cons so I'm going from one to the other depending on what I need to see/do.   When trying to do a live preview in dreamweaver, teamcity gets activated and will not allow me to preview because it says the database is owned by someone else.  When using dreamweaver,  phpStorm is not active.  This works fine when I do a live preview in phpStorm, but not in Dreamweaver.  How do I disconnect TeamCity from Dreamweaver.  I am not sure why it is getting activated by dreamweaver.   Any advice?

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Correct answer Jon Fritz

Try using the Open in Browser function instead of Live Preview.

LP uses Adobe's servers to function. OiB doesn't.

You can reach the option either by right clicking the file in the Files window, or (if your open documents are set as Tabs) by right clicking the named tab of the document and choosing Open In Browser.

I hope the dev guys give us the ability to choose which one we want to use instead of forcing F12 to always be stuck to Live Preview. It's a neat idea, but has never worked correctly for me.

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Glo HayaAuthor
Participant
July 28, 2017

Thank you all for this response.  Unfortunately, I get the same results with Open in Browser.  I'm using CC 2017.

Jon Fritz
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Jon FritzCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
July 19, 2017

Try using the Open in Browser function instead of Live Preview.

LP uses Adobe's servers to function. OiB doesn't.

You can reach the option either by right clicking the file in the Files window, or (if your open documents are set as Tabs) by right clicking the named tab of the document and choosing Open In Browser.

I hope the dev guys give us the ability to choose which one we want to use instead of forcing F12 to always be stuck to Live Preview. It's a neat idea, but has never worked correctly for me.