Insert form wizzard refuses (PHP)

Report · Aug 05, 2009

Hi,

I hope somebody can help me out with this. Yesterday Dreamweaver CS4 suddenly started crashing. I went to the FAQ en found the solution in "

Corrupted file cache" I followed the instructions and deleted the personal configuration folder. After that CS4 worked fine again. Today on using the Insert Record Wizzard in a PHP site it refused upon submitting providing this statement:

While executing onClick in ServerObject-

InsRecPHP.htm, the following JavaScript error's

occurred:

At line 5694 of file "Macintosh

HD:Applications:Adobe Dreamweaver

CS4:Configuration:Shared:Common:Scripts:dwsscripts

ExtData.js":

this.node has no property's

I can make the form by handcoding it but it should not be neccesary.

Anyone knows what to do?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Jos

Report · Aug 05, 2009

It sounds as though you still have a corrupted cache file. This is often caused by incompatible extensions. Disable all extensions that you have installed in Dreamweaver, and delete the cache file again. Relaunch Dreamweaver and try using the form wizard again. If it works OK, you can start enabling your extensions again one at a time. As soon as the problem returns, you know you have found the extension responsible for the problem.

Another possibility, but less likely, is that you need to delete your personal configuration folder. Details of how to find the folder are in the Dreamweaver FAQ.

Report · Aug 05, 2009

Thanks David Powers,

I just tried again in a different template and now the insert wizzard works

without even trying your suggestion. So probably there is something wrong in the php document itself what caused the problem even though I cleaned it up I thought.

If the problem returns I will use your suggestion.

Thanks a lot for responding so fast.

Jos

Report · Apr 23, 2011

I had been dealing with the same issue. Building a new page worked!

Thanks for the suggestion.

Jody

Report · May 25, 2011

I had the same issue with the message popping up after I ran through the wizard and entered the form. I then went into code view and deleted the form area. I didn't notice a whole heap of PHP script which had been written in by Dreamweaver at the top of the page. Then I tried to run the wizard again to re-install a new form and it gave me the error message. What I did was delete the PHP code that the wizard had entered and then re-run the wizard on the page with just the basic HTML code and it worked fine. So I agree with the other users here. Either delete the PHP page and start from fresh and run the wizard; or delete the problematic PHP code that the wizard imbedded, then delete the form and restart the wizard again on the same page.