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problem with components panel in dreamweaver CS4

Explorer ,
Jun 28, 2009 Jun 28, 2009

Hi,

When trying to use the components panel in CS4 I get the error

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/165/tn_16550.html

The problem is I am on a mac and the local path uses colon delimiter and the testing uses backslash so there seems to be a mismatch

Local  - HD:Applications:Coldfusion8:wwroot:mysite:

testing - \Applications\Coldfusion8\wwroot\mysite\

I try to change them manually (not browsing to the folder) and it just reverts back. My CFCs are getting pretty complx so this would be a great help if I t works.

Has any one else managed to fix this problem?

Thanks,

H.

(I am using CF8 and dreamweaver v 10.0)

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Advocate ,
Jun 30, 2009 Jun 30, 2009

I think this might be occuring due to site caching, to clear (or) rebuild the site cache, do this,

Go to the Site menu, under Advanced, there's an option to Rebuild Site Cache, try that.

HTH

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Explorer ,
Jul 01, 2009 Jul 01, 2009

the option is greyed out.

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Advocate ,
Jul 01, 2009 Jul 01, 2009
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Have you enabled "Site Cache" already in DW?

If not do a search for the "sitecache" folder, go there and manually delete all the files, then try introspecting your component again.

HTH

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