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Another Disabled or depreicated 'feature'. No ASP of ASP.Net support in DW CC.
At: * Vista/Windows 7: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CC\Configuration\DisabledFeatures there are a some .mxp files to add these functions back.
Took the steps required to convert mpx to ZXP.
http://www.projectseven.com/products/cloud-install.htm
The extension, ASP_JS_Support.mxp, once converted throws an error. It is searching for files in directories that do not exist. There is Menus.xml file in the /configuration/Menus/ directory, the the 'element' is not in the file at all. See image below.
This is my most required function.
When we open a new file, many file type starter pages are no longer available including ASP, Cold Fusion etc. Are these going to be added back?
Add my voice to legions of others showing Our disappointment with DW CC's lack of support for developers. CC is simply a CSS, HTML WYSYWIG editor now. We should not have to load extensions to the primary program we use to develop our websites. While HTML 5 and CSS can develop great sites, the fact is there are millions of websites that function perfectly without these and will continue to do so.
IMHO Adobe focused completely on new technology, which is not even supported fully by browsers, and ignored technologies that are in use today. You missed by a mile and I regret purchasing a Cloud Account just to see what a drop shadow or curved border looks like in live view.
Support? Do I even need to go there?
I had such hopes for this version of DW, looks like CS6 will remain my main program.
I solved this adding ".asp" to the "open in dreamweaver" in the preferences, but also configuring the site server model as "asp vbscript".
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Thanks brother
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It is really a great work and the way in which u r sharing the knowledge is excellent.
Thanks for helping me to understand basic concepts. As a beginner in dot net programming your post help me a lot.Thanks for your informative article.
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Just started using CC2018
Even though an ASP page will open, I see we have lost code hinting and code formatting (coloring?) for VBscript/ASP
Anyone know how to get this back?
Thanks
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kneidels wrote
Just started using CC2018
Even though an ASP page will open, I see we have lost code hinting and code formatting (coloring?) for VBscript/ASP
Anyone know how to get this back?
Thanks
Yes. Revert to CS6 when you need to work with legacy sites.
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yeah, i have that. but would much rather use one app than maintain 2. Thanks
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I have 4 versions installed at the moment .
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