Code View issue

In Dreamweaver 8, when you place your cursor at any point in
Design View, that area will be automatically selected in Code View.
For some reason, this doesn't happen in Dreamweaver CS3. I hope
it's just a bug and gets fixed soon. It's a very useful feature,
and until things are clarified, I'm switching back to Dreamweaver
8.

It sure does happen for me, and I'm using CS3 on
Mac/WXPPro/Vista.
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"computernerd14" <[email protected]> wrote
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news:f1atpd$a5j$[email protected]..
> In Dreamweaver 8, when you place your cursor at any
point in Design View,
> that
> area will be automatically selected in Code View. For
some reason, this
> doesn't
> happen in Dreamweaver CS3. I hope it's just a bug and
not some sort of
> feature.
> It's a very useful feature, and until things are
clarified, I'm switching
> back
> to Dreamweaver 8.
>

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ASP / Code View Issues

Good morning to all of you.
I have used Dreamweaver at work for many years to manage our extensive classic ASP applications. I like the interface but I have found that programming with a darker background is much easier on my eyes. I found some dark code view background profiles that covered HTML/PHP/CFM files and loved how they looked on those type of projects but they were lacking ASP support. I took the time to create the profile for ASP Vbscript and then copied it to ASP Javascript so no matter what language I'm in they will be the same. It looks great but I have to fake out Dreamweaver to force it to view the code in the right file type. It seems Dreamweaver is pretty inconsistent with determining the ASP file/language type.
If I use:
<% @Language="vbscript" %>
It will load the correct profile and things seem well. If I don't do that, I not only don't get the correct coding but the commenting doesn't look right either. I have to end every line with that has a comment a single apostrophe as well to keep it from getting the code view appearance looking wrong.
This hackish attempt above works but it bad style. You can't define this more than once in a document and would be problmenatic if you use include files (who doesn't really?)...
I almost exclusively code ASP-VB. How can I make Dreamweaver read ALL ASP files in this the ASP-VB format by default? As it sits right now, it's totally wrong.
Thanks in advance,
Joe Jenkins

It's not so much doing with the actual language. It's the fact that Dreamweaver doesn't recognize that the .asp file is indeed ASP so it applied the wrong code view coloring, rules for comments and no suggestive code. If I am drop the language in the top of the file, this corrects THAT file but if you have multiple include files and you push it to your server like this (wish this language definition in each of those files) you will get an error from the server for multiple definitions.
Exmaple:
Top of main file:
<%@Language="vbscript" %>



Top of an included file:
<%@Language="vbscript" %>
<%
dim StartTime : StartTime = Timer()
Session.Timeout = 120
If you tried to fake out the code view by doing that to MAKE it view the file as an ASP-VB file, it's not only bad practice, it's redundant and the server will cough at it giving you an error that simply tells you that the declaration has to be on the first line. This is true, in the main file, but the included file would then put it inline on whatever line it happens to be as part of the compiled page which is invalid.
The main problem is that I have to fake out the code view by defining the language on every page I edit to get text-coloring right and other features. The question is can I make it always default to maybe ASP-VB unless explicitely defined something else like @Language="Javascript" ?
Joe Jenkins

Code View Toolbar Issue

I've had a weird issue under Dreamweaver 8.02. It started
under Vista and of course I blamed the OS and went back to XP. Well
now it's occurring there as well. It all happens in code view which
is where I work all the time. The toolbar buttons will not work. I
can't move to Split or Design view or edit the title from the
toolbar.
I've tried looking around in the toolbar XML files, but
nothing seems to help.
Any thoughts?

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"computernerd14" <[email protected]> wrote
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> In Dreamweaver 8, when you place your cursor at any
point in Design View,
> that
> area will be automatically selected in Code View. For
some reason, this
> doesn't
> happen in Dreamweaver CS3. I hope it's just a bug and
not some sort of
> feature.
> It's a very useful feature, and until things are
clarified, I'm switching
> back
> to Dreamweaver 8.
>

Dreamweaver code view letter spacing issue

Good Morning at all,
This morning when i've started DreamWeaver i've seen something change.
As you can see in the picture below in the code view, the letters spacing is became really bigger than the normal.
In the picture below i've done a piece of code with my dreamweaver in the top and in the bottom with one of my friend.
When i try to change the font from the preferences menu (for example Verdana) the problem seems to solve but when i change again to Courrier New the problem return.
What can i do?
For me it is really frustrating to work with this problem and I do not understand why it bothers me so much,
Thanks for the help guyes!
Manuel.

To change code formatting, go to Edit > Preferences > Code > Indent. Then use Command > Apply Source Formatting.
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DW CS6: Extra empty blank line in code view causing trouble!

Hi all,
I searched for hours for a solution to the following problem, without any success.
When coding in Dreamweaver CS6 (Version 12.0, Windows 8.1), an extra non-editable blank line is automatically added at the bottom of the document (in code-view). This is a nice feature, since it clearly separates the end of the document from the rest of the DW user interface. BUT:
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AND no line is actually longer than the view (i.e. NO horizontal scroll bars),
AND you click somewhere into the document while the vertical scroll bar is at the very bottom,
THEN the code view jumps one line upwards causing a selection of 2 lines.
This might not seem to be a big issue at first glance, but surprisingly often all of the mentioned conditions are met.
Is there any possibilty to somehow get rid of this problem?
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Cheers!
CamelCase

This is strange...
Yes, I just updated DW to 12.03 a minute before I posted the question. ;-)
Are you sure you cannot reproduce it? Is there a blank line at the bottom of your editor as well?
Here are the conditions again:
Word Wrap is disabled.
No line too long for vertical scrollbar to appear.
Scroll fully down in the code view.
Click somewhere into the document.
Effect: The view jumps exactly one line upwards (such that the mentioned blank line just disappears), and instead of a blinking cursor, two lines are selected.
Here is a screenshot before/after the click:
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<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
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<title>Party Invitation Boutique</title> 
begining code from new pages:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Baby Blue</title> 
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even in this editable region. ugh. can't even type next this this text in the
code view. </div>


Best thing you can do in the future is run your code through the validator if the editable region exists:
http://validator.w3.org/
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When I open a file in Dreamweaver, it automatically shows a * next to the filename - showing it has been edited.
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I do not have this problem on a different user account.
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I'm experiencing a weird and extremely annoying bug in Dreamweaver CS6 -- I can't paste text from outside apps into DW's code view or into the property inspector (such as URLs).
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Adding to my last post, I used a clipboard format inspector called nclip (http://code.google.com/p/nclip/) to see if I could find a pattern between "what works" and "what doesn't".
There are two cases where I'm seeing paste-into-Dreamweaver CS6 fail:
Paste into Code View fails, but Paste into Design View works!
Paste into either Code View or Design View fails
I went through the list of programs that worked and didn't worked, using nclip to show what clipboard formats were being saved from each working and non-working source. It appears that DreamWeaver CS6 as of January 9, 2013 doesn't accept the most basic text clipboard formats:
CF_UNICODETEXT
CF_TEXT
CF-OEMTEXT
CF_LOCALE
If these are the only clipboard formats used by an app (for example, Window's venerable Notepad.exe), Dreamweaver doesn't appear to handle them. Most programmer-style text editors output just these formats, because they are presumed to be understood any application that handles text. These fail for both pasting into codeview and design view.
Interestingly, Chrome browser fails the code view test, but it does work in design view! It outputs the four clipboard types above, plus one more:
Custom Format: HTML Format
Hypothesis 1: Any application that puts HTML Format on the clipboard will paste into design view, but not necessarily code view.
Next, Visual Studio 2010 and Sticky Notes, which doesn't include HTML Format as a clip type, works for both code view and design view. They both output this type in addition to the basics:
Custom Format: Rich Text Format
Two programs that output Rich Text Format without HTML Format are Sticky Notes and WordPad. These both work with Code View and Design View. From these limited tests on my system, it appears that for Dreamweaver to accept a text paste from an outside program into Code View, that program must output Rich Text Format to the clipboard. Otherwise, it fails. Dreamweaver will accept HTML Format, but only in Design View. Firefox is an exception in that it don't export Rich Text Format, but still works with Code View. It might use OLE, though (Chrome doesn't seem to use OLE, and it breaks in code view).
Hypothesis 2: Any application that puts Rich Text Format on the clipboard will paste into design view AND code view.
If Dreamweaver is really ignoring the basic text clipboard formats, and it's not just my system configuration, then this is a bug. Probably something that got overlooked in testing.
To reproduce on Dreamweaver 12.1 build 5966:
Try copy/pasting text from Notepad.exe into Dreamweaver Code View (DWCV). This fails for me.
Try copy/pasting text from WordPad.exe into DWCV. This works!
Try copy/pasting text from Internet Explorer 9 or Firefox into DWCV. This works!
Try copy/pasting text from Chrome. This fails to paste into Code View, but does paste into Design View
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DWCS6 - can't edit in Code view {subject edited by moderator}

In the split view or the design view, I can edit text anywhere on the page but when I click on the code side the text is grey and line number bar turns blue. Is there a way to turn the editing back on in the code view? Working on a PC with a document created on a mac.

No, it won't let me edit in the code at all.
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Scrolling horizontally in Code view with tilt-wheel mouse.

I'm having an issue with scrolling horizontally via my mouse's tilt-wheel, side-scrolling feature. I'm using Dreamweaver CS6 in WIndows 7, but perhaps the bug may apply to CC as well.
When I scroll sideways, the scrollbar moves, but it loses all of it's styling (gradient effect and draggable icon) but the view content does NOT move at all. After side-scrolling, if I click anywhere in the Code view, the styling resets and the content tries to reconcile with the scrollbar's location, and the view breaks, like this:
Scrolling vertically past these lines and back resolves the text breakage. But, horizontal scrolling is still a pain unless I make the effort to drag the scrollbar with my cursor.
I've considered it being a driver issue, so I reinstalled them and restarted. I've installed legacy versions and restarted. No dice.
Has anyone else experienced this? Why is tilt-wheel side-scrolling different than clicking the right arrow button? Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks Jon.
But, I'd rather not word-wrap. I see plenty of how-to's for word-wrapping, so I'm not sure if I'm really alone in wanting to visually maintain longer lines, or whether hardly anyone else has tilt-wheel issues, or that they don't find it worth posting for help about.
Hm. I'll keep looking for a solution for a while longer.

Design View Issue Dreamweaver CS4 - Taking forever to load design view

I am having an issue where my site takes literally almost a full day to load in design view. Once it is loaded everything works seemlessly but once I close down Dreamweaver and reopen it, I have to wait another day to get to design view of my site. All files open just fine in code view.
I have deleted the Dreamweaver CS4 cache folder, completely formatted my drive and reinstalled creative suite. I have also validated my code on W3c and everything checks out fine.
The majority of my site is based off of a template, but even when I remove all the template references in the html files from Notepad I am still having the same issue. My site renders fine and quickly however on Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, and Safari.
When loading any other site off the web into Dreamweaver I do not run into the problem so there must be something wrong with how my site is set up. Either the Template file is no good or somewhere else I am falling short. Can someone, please, please, please ( I am begging) help me figure out what is going on here.
My index file is located at - http://www.thebluedot.net/index.html and the template file is located at - http://www.thebluedot.net/Templates/index.dwt
I have searched high and low and even made a post on this same topic about a month ago but never came up with a resolution to my issue. I had given up on finding a solution to this problem for some time, but I really need to figure out where I am going wrong here!
Additional Details -
I am running - Windows Vista Ultimate on a Core 2 Processor with 12 GB of Ram & Solid State Hard Drive. Everything on my system runs super smoothly except loading my site in Dreamweaver CS4 design view.
I really appreciate any help you can provide.

I have used CS2 Adobe GoLive to create and manage a website (pro-prosperity.com). Now, I have CS4 Dreamweaver. I got a new site set up on Dreamweaver using the site management facility. I then have the contents of website available locally on Dreamweaver. I can edit files. But the main home page, index.html, is not displaying on design view mode for editing, although it displays everything on live view mode. I have struggled for days and am not getting any difference in attributes of index.html and another .html that is displaying fine on design view and is editable.
I am really lost and am begging for any help. Can you, for example, copy the home page from pro-prosperity.com and display on design view and edit it? Please tell me what is in this file that is troublesome. Thanks.
The first thing you should do is to make sure that this feature is turned on (it's off by default):
View > Code View Options > Highlight Invalid Html
It's not perfect, but it will notify you of some problems. In Code View, there are many problems highlighted. Some of them don't make sense, but are triggered because of a problem with a parent tag.
Be sure to make a backup copy of your file before doing the next step. Close your page. Go to Preferences > Code Rewriting, and turn on "Fix invalidly nested and unclosed tags", "Remove extra closing tags", and "Warn when fixing or removing tags". Click OK, then re-open your page. The messages in the dialog to tell you what was changed. This allowed me to see your page in Design View (I am using CS5).
Note: I suggested that you reset your preferences to turn off those 3 settings as they can cause problems with some markup.
In the long term, I suggest that you avoid nesting tables wherever possible.
Hope this helps,
Randy

Code View Wordwrap Bug

In code view window, with wordwrap, dreamweaver hides code characters on the right edge of window.
It only hides 3-4 last character of the largest line.
Is it a bug? Does anyone notice it?

I have also faced this issue where if code's line is large and WordWrap is enabled, then it Dreamweaver CS6 actually wrapped it but hides 3 to 4 characters which is not select able or even view able. See the attached screenshot, you will see Dreamweaver CS6 hides some characters of my line which is definitely something wrong with the DreamWeaver.
Can anybody found the way to avoid it..??..I cant allow the WordWrap to be disabled and scroll it with that pathetic horizontal scroll.

Editable regions not working in code view

I am working in DW MX, Windows XP. I am making changes to
current pages and have also created a new template page (based on
an existing template) for additional pages.
All of my pages are based on templates, which have editable
regions. For some reason when I try to make a change in the code
view I get this error:
"Making this change would require changing code that's locked
by a template or a translator. The change will be discarded."
However, I do not get this message when I make changes in the
design view.
I am definitely attempting to make changes in the editable
region so I'm stumped why this is suddenly happening.
Any ideas?
my page:
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Code view line height

I am on Mac OS X Yosemite using DW CC 2014. Code view is set to Source Code Pro. The problem is that line height in code view is smaller than the font height -- or something like that.
This screenshot demonstrates what I mean. Look at these characters: {,},y,g and see how they are cut off at the bottom. I've tried to fix this by changing fonts but most other fonts show the same problem. Changing font size in DW preferences also does not fix it. I tried changing the Source Code Pro set altogether using Suitcase Fusion. That did not help either. When I try to use Source Code Pro in other apps it works fine. So this seems to be a DW-specific problem.
Any ideas?

Hello Almir,
The issue is due to missing fonts: Tahoma and Verdana. We have a bug logged for the issue and will looked into.
Kindly follow the below workaround till the issue is fixed.
1. Launch Font Book from /Applications/
2. If Tahoma and Verdana fonts are disabled, enable the fonts
Or if the fonts are missing, install the fonts.
3. Launch Dreamweaver
Let me know if the workaround is able to fix the issue for you.
Regards.

View code view options hidden characters problem

When I turn on the Hidden characters I get extra tab symbols at the end of the line of code. These will somtimes lay on top of or beyond the paragraph symbol. I have tried using other font and font sizes and some do work better than others. It seems like the text in the code view dosn't respect the hidden characters at all and some times the cursor looks like it is one place but edits a character over one space. Any ideas on the best font and size to use and is there any one else experincing this and or a fix?

Not sure I understand the issue you're having.
I'm using CS6 ver 12.2, build 6006 on Windows.
The font is Courier New 12pt.
See screenshot.
Nancy O.

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