Live view

Report · Dec 30, 2008

On my notebook live view in CS4 results in displaying blank pages.
although there are some pages that work (no idea why, coding is ok). The
browser preview works for FF, IE and others.
Any idea how to sort out the problem?

Leolux

Report · Jan 04, 2009

PLease don't hijack other threads as you have done. Start a new thread with
a descriptive subject line instead.

(By the way - read DW's F1 help about how to define a site and upload files)

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"sharp7rudi" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> how do i plublish using dream weaver cs4 im new to this and my hosting is
> from godaddy.com please help

Report · Jan 06, 2009

Same result as before. The preview works - I see the "Hello", live view
doesn't work.
The extremely annoying point is, that one php-page displays properly in
live view, but the other does not. If it consistently failed, life would
be easier ;)
A CS4 reinstall? Should I do it as last resort?

Leolux

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> Wow. I'm baffled.
>
> What happens if you include some other PHP on the page, e.g., in the
> middle put -
>
> <?php echo "Hello"; ?>
>

Report · Jan 06, 2009

Contact tech support?

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"Leolux" <leoluchs@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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> Same result as before. The preview works - I see the "Hello", live view
> doesn't work.
> The extremely annoying point is, that one php-page displays properly in
> live view, but the other does not. If it consistently failed, life would
> be easier ;)
> A CS4 reinstall? Should I do it as last resort?
>
> Leolux
>
>
> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> Wow. I'm baffled.
>>
>> What happens if you include some other PHP on the page, e.g., in the
>> middle put -
>>
>> <?php echo "Hello"; ?>
>>

Report · Jan 06, 2009

Yes - first this way, Thanks for you patience.

Leolux

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> Contact tech support?
>

Report · Jan 06, 2009

Good luck. Let us know how you make out.

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"Leolux" <leoluchs@googlemail.com> wrote in message
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> Yes - first this way, Thanks for you patience.
>
> Leolux
>
> Murray *ACE* wrote:
>> Contact tech support?
>>

Report · Jan 26, 2009

For the record:

I've contacted Adobe support and uploaded the site definition (testing
server etc.). Everything was as it should be, so the support supposes a
coding error (although everything works on my desktop computer) and
declared the case closed.

Now I have to decide to reinstall dreamweaver and/or to substitute xampp
by separate installations of php and mysql.

Leolux

Report · Jan 26, 2009

Leolux wrote:
> For the record:
>
> I've contacted Adobe support and uploaded the site definition (testing
> server etc.). Everything was as it should be, so the support supposes a
> coding error (although everything works on my desktop computer) and
> declared the case closed.
>
> Now I have to decide to reinstall dreamweaver and/or to substitute xampp
> by separate installations of php and mysql.

The solution was provided by Al Sparber in the main Dreamweaver Forum:

"The Live View toggle is affected by your preference setting to either
Hide or Show Related Files. Since Gerry and I considered the Related
Files feature to be totally illogical in how it was implemented
(compared to well-programmed code editors), that's one of the first
things we turned off. Turning it back on fixes the toggle. Of course, I
turned related files off again as I would rather live with a screwy
toggle for a feature I never use anyway 🙂 "

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Report · Jan 26, 2009

Thanks Dooza - good to know that (reinstalling CS4 in the moment!).

Leolux

Dooza wrote:
> The solution was provided by Al Sparber in the main Dreamweaver Forum:
>
> "The Live View toggle is affected by your preference setting to either
> Hide or Show Related Files. Since Gerry and I considered the Related
> Files feature to be totally illogical in how it was implemented
> (compared to well-programmed code editors), that's one of the first
> things we turned off. Turning it back on fixes the toggle. Of course, I
> turned related files off again as I would rather live with a screwy
> toggle for a feature I never use anyway 🙂 "
>
> Dooza

Report · Jan 26, 2009

Dooza: This particular thread, although bearing exactly the same subject as
the thread on the DW forum, had nothing to do with that particular issue
discussed on the DW forum. But thanks for reposting Al's solution!

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"Dooza" <doozadooza@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Leolux wrote:
>> For the record:
>>
>> I've contacted Adobe support and uploaded the site definition (testing
>> server etc.). Everything was as it should be, so the support supposes a
>> coding error (although everything works on my desktop computer) and
>> declared the case closed.
>>
>> Now I have to decide to reinstall dreamweaver and/or to substitute xampp
>> by separate installations of php and mysql.
>
> The solution was provided by Al Sparber in the main Dreamweaver Forum:
>
> "The Live View toggle is affected by your preference setting to either
> Hide or Show Related Files. Since Gerry and I considered the Related Files
> feature to be totally illogical in how it was implemented (compared to
> well-programmed code editors), that's one of the first things we turned
> off. Turning it back on fixes the toggle. Of course, I turned related
> files off again as I would rather live with a screwy toggle for a feature
> I never use anyway 🙂 "
>
> Dooza
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Report · Jan 26, 2009

Murray *ACE* wrote:
> Dooza: This particular thread, although bearing exactly the same
> subject as the thread on the DW forum, had nothing to do with that
> particular issue discussed on the DW forum. But thanks for reposting
> Al's solution!

Oh c**p, sorry Leolux, I have given you hope for no good reason. I got
confused with another thread that was already going on.

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