Here are your parameter definitions -
<!-- TemplateParam name="sidenaV1" type="text"
value="Navigation" -->
<!-- TemplateParam name="id" type="text" value="body"
-->
<!-- TemplateParam name="idBuffer" type="text"
value="buffer" -->
<!-- TemplateParam name="backURL" type="URL"
value="../office.html" -->
<!-- TemplateParam name="href" type="URL"
value="../office.html" -->
As far as I can tell, you are only using two of them on the
page, but the
others will still appear in the MODIFY | Template Properties
panel, as you
note -
<body id="@@(id)@@">
....
<div id="buffer"><a href="@@(href)@@"
rev="poptrigger">
Why you are using them like this is a puzzle to me - I can
understand having
an editable id on the body tag, but I'm not sure I understand
having an
editable href on that link. And, what is the benefit of the
rev attribute
as you see it?
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"ROGM" <barley.twist2@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:ep4p40$b9s$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>I made a div editable and named the attribute in the
Editable Tag
>Attributes
> box (backURL). For some reason I changed my mind and
looked to delete the
> result. I directly deleted the "@@(backURL)@@" inserted
code. Realised
> that
> that WAS what I wanted so repeated the operation. When I
opened the
> derived
> HTML page Edit Template Parameters box to name the
recently derived
> parameter
> (href) I noticed the previous parameter (BackURL) is
still present in the
> list
> and they both have the same value. Operation does not
seem to be affected
> but I
> have'nt one a full test. I would like to remove the
anonomaly, but how?
>
> I have included the dwt and html files and hope
Dreamweaver includes the
> data
> to allow you to see what I mean.
>