DW8.02 bugs - found the problem, it's safari

[riprod7]

Ok, I have to appologize for my rant about Dreamweaver 8.02 killing my apps.
It actually does all work fine just not using the Safari Browser on Mac. Firefox works perfectly.
Safari cannot deal with Dreamweaver's new code.

[Newsgroup_User]

> Ok, I have to appologize for my rant about Dreamweaver 8.02 killing my
> apps.
> It actually does all work fine just not using the Safari Browser on Mac.
> Firefox works perfectly.
> Safari cannot deal with Dreamweaver's new code.

What 'new code'?

-Darrel

[Newsgroup_User]

> What 'new code'?


I think he's talking about the server side code which was updated to prevent
Sql injection attacks.


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[riprod7]

DW 8.02 changes all the ASP code that it has always used to insert or update records when you use the behaviours.
So if you had a page that was working fine and you open it in 8.02 and double click the insert record extension, then close it without changing anything, all the code on the page changes.

[Newsgroup_User]

> I think he's talking about the server side code which was updated to
> prevent Sql injection attacks.

Then that shouldn't affect Safari.

-Darrel

[Newsgroup_User]

> DW 8.02 changes all the ASP code that it has always used to insert or
> update
> records when you use the behaviours.
> So if you had a page that was working fine and you open it in 8.02 and
> double
> click the insert record extension, then close it without changing
> anything, all
> the code on the page changes.

OK, but that shouldn't affect Safari at all, since that's all server-side
code.

I think the full story is that DW updated some code that wasn't communicated
to all of the extension developers.

As such, a lot of extensions weren't compatible with what DW was doing.

In the end, this is just another argument to not depend on some other
software writing your code for you ;o)

-Darrel

[Newsgroup_User]

Let the finger pointing begin.


"riprod7" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:e76tp8$mm5$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Ok, I have to appologize for my rant about Dreamweaver 8.02 killing my
> apps.
> It actually does all work fine just not using the Safari Browser on Mac.
> Firefox works perfectly.
> Safari cannot deal with Dreamweaver's new code.
>

[riprod7]

WAIT guys!
Forget the extension completly. Remove it from the equation.
Just create a form that inserts a record and have it have one fiel field in it.
IT DOES NOT WORK ON SAFARI.

There is no Javascript on the page, so it is something to do with the File Field, insert record and Safari.

Works fine in Firefox.

[Newsgroup_User]

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