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Heulfryn
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May 21, 2009
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Spry?

  • May 21, 2009
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Hi,

I am totally new to DW. See a lot of discussion about SPRY, wondering what it is.

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_V11
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May 22, 2009

Instead of copy and pasting it from the website ill just give you an

url.

Also Spry discussions should belong the appropriate Spry forum.

Not Dreamweaver extensions.

http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/

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Sereniti1952
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May 24, 2009

I don't mean to be argumentative, .V1, but newbies sometimes need a little more information.

You've said that Spry discussion belong in the appropriate Spry forums.  Fair enough.  But I'm new to these forums, and can't for the life of me find anything in the Forum list called a "Spry Forum."  There are forums for all of the Adobe products, but nothing that breaks down into any Spry-specific sub-forums - at least that I can find.

When you go to the main page of the Forums and click the drop-down list to choose a forum, Spry is not listed there.  There are no Spry sub-forums in the Dreamweaver forum.

If I do a search in the forums for "Spry", there are posts all over the place, in all kinds of forums - lots and lots in the Dreamweaver forum, where nobody has said, "Hey, take it elsewhere!" as you have here, and a forum called Spry Framework for AJAX (prerelease), which I assume is for questions about the Spry Framework for AJAX, and not general questions.  Other than that one, I can't find a specifically Spry forum anywhere.  There are also many Spry discussions in this forum, and nobody has suggested the thread be moved elsewhere.

We're not stupid or lazy, we're just new.  So, if there are any forums in which Spry questions are more acceptable than here, could you please give us a break and add a link to help us find it?

Thanks.

Lynda

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_V11
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May 25, 2009

LJWilliams2006 wrote:

I don't mean to be argumentative, .V1, but newbies sometimes need a little more information.

You've said that Spry discussion belong in the appropriate Spry forums.  Fair enough.  But I'm new to these forums, and can't for the life of me find anything in the Forum list called a "Spry Forum."  There are forums for all of the Adobe products, but nothing that breaks down into any Spry-specific sub-forums - at least that I can find.

If you go the link i provided theres a big green box saying : Discuss Spry in the Labs forums . click, and your there.

As Spry is still in "prerelease" its hosted in the "labs" forums.

When you go to the main page of the Forums and click the drop-down list to choose a forum, Spry is not listed there.  There are no Spry sub-forums in the Dreamweaver forum.


Spry is product/application in depended, it does ship with Dreamweaver but you can also use it with out Dreamweaver. Its also included in the Aptana Studio package for example but you can also just use notepad to code it.

If I do a search in the forums for "Spry", there are posts all over the place, in all kinds of forums - lots and lots in the Dreamweaver forum, where nobody has said, "Hey, take it elsewhere!" as you have here, and a forum called Spry Framework for AJAX (prerelease), which I assume is for questions about the Spry Framework for AJAX, and not general questions. 

Thats why I tell you that there is separated forum for Spry discussions. Spry posts are all over place and it would be better if they sticked to one forum. And yes the Spry forum is for Spry questions, but that was what your question was about.

We're not stupid or lazy, we're just new.  So, if there are any forums in which Spry questions are more acceptable than here, could you please give us a break and add a link to help us find it?

I don't say you are stupid or lazy, i just provided the answer to your questions which was more information about Spry, I just pointed you the right direction. http://www.adobe.com/go/labs_spry_pr1_forum

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