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An unwanted editable tag

Participant ,
Jan 21, 2007 Jan 21, 2007
I have introduced an unwanted editable tag. I have deleted it in the template xhtml but it still appears when I look at the Template properties in the derived page. Can anyone tell me how to remove it?
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Participant , Feb 08, 2007 Feb 08, 2007
Murray, did my answers deal with your question?
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LEGEND ,
Jan 21, 2007 Jan 21, 2007
Show me the page, please.

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"ROGM" <barley.twist2@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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>I have introduced an unwanted editable tag. I have deleted it in the
>template
> xhtml but it still appears when I look at the Template properties in the
> derived page. Can anyone tell me how to remove it?
>


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Participant ,
Jan 21, 2007 Jan 21, 2007
Murray ACE which page would you like to see because this is only apparent in Dreamweaver?
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Contributor ,
Jan 21, 2007 Jan 21, 2007
Just as what Murray said, show us the problem you are having with THAT web page you are working in your Dreamweaver?

Did you upload that web page online, no? If you didn't, how supposedly we know and how we can help you without seeing the page in our own eyes.
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LEGEND ,
Jan 22, 2007 Jan 22, 2007
Please show me the page with the unwanted editable region. How did this
happen?

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"ROGM" <barley.twist2@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Murray ACE which page would you like to see because this is only apparent
> in Dreamweaver?


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Participant ,
Jan 23, 2007 Jan 23, 2007
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.

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LEGEND ,
Jan 23, 2007 Jan 23, 2007
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
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>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.
>


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Participant ,
Jan 23, 2007 Jan 23, 2007
The area concerned is:

<!-- HEADER LOWER SECTION | Buffer to separate header and content -->
<div id="buffer"><a href="@@(href)@@" rev="poptrigger">Close Window</a></div>
<!-- NAVIGATION -->
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Participant ,
Jan 24, 2007 Jan 24, 2007
The body tag one is to allow identification of the current page in the nav bar.

The link version is to allow the javascript to return to the correct source page when a new page is opened.

What I need to do is get rid of the unwanted editable attribute which does not appear in any page code.
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Feb 08, 2007 Feb 08, 2007
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Murray, did my answers deal with your question?
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