DW Development Toolbox

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Specifically the dynamic lists and Nextio Forms. Therefore, CS4 is of little value to me without that capability and I heard that the Developer Toolbox has that in it
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ADDT has the same dynamic list and forms which MX Kollection had -- it´s just not called "Nextensio" any more

kent909 wrote:
> I actually have two questions. Is the DWT the same as extensions? If I want to create dynamic web pages is the cost of the toolkit worth it. It appears to cost almost as much as DW.

The ADDT forum is here:
http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx/.3bc3909a/
You can ask the users what they think about it.

FWIW: Dreamweaver has a decent bit of dynamic coding capability built in. Depending on how complex you want your applications to be. Take a read through the docs, in particular the "Making pages dynamic" and "Building applications visually" sections:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Dreamweaver/10.0_Using/

Also, If you choose to go commercial, you may want to take a look at WebAssist's dynamic extension options:
http://www.webassist.com/



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Danilo Celic
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yes, the Adobe Dreamweaver Developer Toolbox (ADDT) is an extension for DW CS3 (will bee made compatible with DW CS4 in early 2009). In order to get an unbiased impression, I suggest to download the trial version and evaluate if it meets your requirements.