Accented characters copied into design view not converting in code mode?

Hello!
I just upgraded from Dreamweaver MX to CS6 (patched to v12.0.3) and am having a problem with French characters. In the past, I copied text that contained accented characters like "é" and, when I pasted it into the Design window, I could see in the Code window that the accented characters would be converted into "& eacute;" (without the space) so that it would show up properly in all broswers. This doesn't seem to be the case with CS6 - it is just pasting the "é". This is a very large problem for me - does anyone know how I can restore whichever setting it is that will cause the paste function to work the same way it did in DW MX?
I've tried playing with the settings in Edit --> Preferences --> Code Rewriting and with New Document --> Default Encoding, but I guess I just haven't found the right combo to get it to work.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
-Cherie

If I understand it correctly, it doesn't. I know that modern browsers would be able to understand the characters if it is encoded with UTF-8, but I need older browsers and adaptive technologies to be able to understand the accented characters, so I don't think I can go with UTF-8 yet.

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JSP Design view not working in JDeveloper 10.1.3.3

Hi,
The problem I have is that my JSPs all throw a class not found error in design view when I load them. The problem is related to the useBean tag (see error example).
Error exercising tag : jsp:useBean
java.lang.Exception: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: com......client.jsp.testclass
The application is divided into a web project, an EJB project, and a server classes project. The JSPs are in the web project and the problem classes are in the server classes project. I'm limited to source view editing of JSPs due to this and the problem is only in the IDE, deployment of the code to the server is fine.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Kaitain

I think they are but I could be mistaken, as the libraries list for the web project shows the server classes as a library.

Design View not rendering content of pages

I am the webmaster and lead developer for a state university. We have developed a responsive Dreamweaver template for our mostly non-coding users (admin assistants usually are assigned web tasks for some reason). You can see our site here http://www.wwu.edu/webtech . When we bring up pages in Design View, they cannot be edited; none of the content is visible. Live view is pretty good, but it's difficult for non-coders to edit in this window. For instance, in Design view they can just select Enter after a block of text to start a new <p>; In Live View you can modify an existing paragraph as if you were in Design View, but you cannot add elements without using the Insert tool. My non code users have no idea what the Insert menu is talking about. So my questions are:
1. First - has anyone else hit situations where Design View did not work? Here is what it looks like for the site mentioned above:
2. Any idea why design view cannot handle this page? It's a standard responsive site with media queries... I've tried stripping out complexity but cannot get it to work. It is valid HTML and passes tests.
3. Am I using the wrong product? Can Muse handle Dreamweaver templates?

Nancy O, osgood_, Fritz, thank you for your thoughts.
Dreamweaver has been a wonderful tool for non-coders for many years. We developed templates for the groups, then all they had to do was put the content into the correct areas through the power of the Dreamweaver template. That is no longer possible it seems with the more complex, responsive templates. And yes, Osgood_ , it does appear that some pages will be rendered fine in Dreamweaver. Our older templates such as represented by this site: http://www.wwu.edu/bservices IS viewable and editable in Dreamweaver Design view. Those users are quite happy. However our newest responsive Dreamweaver templated sites such as http://www.wwu.edu/webtech and http://www.wuw.edu/registrar2 are not.
What I'd really love is for an adobe engineer to sit down and look at our templates and let me know if there is anything I could do to make these templates usable in Design View.
Our other alternative is to move away from static HTML and Dreamweaver and go entirely to WordPress and Drupal. I will miss Dreamweaver when this happens! I had hoped there was a place for those who did not want the complication of a Wordpress site...

In Design View, not seeing PHP includes

I'm on a new Vista laptop using DW CS3, and pages whose
contents displayed
in Design View before aren't displaying in Design View.
They're PHP pages
with some includes, such as this one:
http://www.miraverse.com/manifold20/studio/music-room.php
In Design View, I only see the non-include parts of the page.
That preference under Invisible Elements, to view SSIs in
Design View, IS
checked.
Any help will be MUCH appreciated!
Patty Ayers | Adobe Community Expert
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>I see that you wrote, "But if you want to work with DW,
you must not have
> <html>, <head>, or <body>
> tags in your includes."
I conditionally retract that statement, since CS4 seems to
tolerate this
pretty well.
Let's restate it this way -
If you have such tags in your include files, then you MUST
NOT HAVE THEM IN
THE PARENT PAGE. In other words, the final assembled page
must have only a
single set of <html>, <head>, or <body>
tags.
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"hbograd" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
>I see that you wrote, "But if you want to work with DW,
you must not have
> <html>, <head>, or <body>
> tags in your includes."
>
> I'm a generally experienced computer user (but not a
programmer), but new
> to
> web design and dreamweaver. I just had a volunteer web
designer go through
> our
> nonprofit group's big website and create a test site
converting all .html
> files
> to .php, and using server side includes. The test site
seems to work now
> in
> Firefox and Internet Explorer, but I can't view the
stuff from the
> includes in
> Dreamweaver. Our volunteer has no experience with
Dreamweaver.
>
> It sounds like the key to the problem might be that he's
used <html>,
> <head>,
> or <body>
> tags in our includes. Here, as an example, is the text
of footer.php:
>
> </div></body></html>
>
> Is the solution to re-enter the <html>,
<head>, and <body> tags in each
> individual file? I'd love to see an example of where
they go in relation
> to the
> includes.
>
> A more basic question: When people talk about "SSI's" in
this forum, do
> they
> mean server side includes?
>
> Can you point me to any kind of tutorial or other
resources that deal with
> using server side includes with Dreamweaver?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Harriet
>
>
>
>
>
> "</div></body></html>
>

Design View Not Displaying Pages with any Formatting

I asked this question in another thread and somebody locked it. The question is not answered. My Design view is not displaying my files with any formatting. I can view them in a browser, but not in Design view where I can see my work as I'm working. While I can upload files to the remote server (host provider) the links got screwed up so files on the remote server don't show any formatting either. Every link, thousands of links, are off by one word (folder) from where my site was residing on my hard drive. When I try to make a change to the links manually then I can no longer view them with any formatting in my own browser either.
On my local broswer on my PC the address line reads: http://localhost/folderNameIneedToDelete/filename.php
On the live website (for my homepage) the address line reads http://websiteName.com/folderNameIneedToDelete/index.html
(Here is the text from another thread that was improperly locked)
I just added a remote server to my site so I could begin uploading files to my host provider. When I saved the setup I saw a message popup about the cache changing. Now when I try to view a file in Dreamweaver in Design View it doesn't recognize any of the external style sheets. It displays with no formating.
I can still view the pages in a browser and they look appropriate, just not in Design View where I can continue working on the site as I've been doing.
How do I get Design View to display my pages properly again using the .css pages that apply to each page design?
Thanks,
Robert

Murray, thanks for all your assistance.
Before I edit thousands of links again I want to confirm I've interpreted all your info correctly. If I setup everything as follows all my pages should work in Design View, browsers accessed from the "Preview/Debug in browser" icon in Dreamweaver and most importantly in a live environment at a host provider:
Site Setup
Site - Site Name: anything including spaces
Site - Local Site Folder: C:\wamp\www\rootfoldername\
Servers - Testing Server (Testing: checked)
Server Name: Testing Server
Connect Using: Local/Network
Server Folder: C:\wamp\www\rootfoldername\
Web URL: http://localhost/rootfoldername/
Remote Server - Maintain synmchronization information: checked
Remote Server - Automatically upload files to server on Save: unchecked
Remote Server - Enable file check-out: unchecked
Testing Server - Server Model: PHP My SQL
Version Control - Access: None
Advanced Settings - Local Info - Default Images Folder: C:\wamp\www\rootfoldername\_images\
Advanced Settings - Local Info - Links relative to: Document
Advanced Settings - Local Info - Web URL: http://sitename.com/
Advanced Settings - Local Info - Case-sensitive links checking: unchecked
Advanced Settings - Local Info - Enable Cache: checked
Advanced Settings - Cloaking - Enable Cloaking: checked
Cloak files ending with: unchecked
Advanced Settings - Design Notes - Maintain Design Notes: checked
Advanced Settings - Design Notes - Enable Upload Design Notes for Sharing: unchecked
Advanced Settings - File View Columns - Name: Built In - Show
Advanced Settings - File View Columns - Notes: Built In - Hide
Advanced Settings - File View Columns - Size: Built In - Show
Advanced Settings - File View Columns - Type: Built In - Show
Advanced Settings - File View Columns - Modified: Built In - Show
Advanced Settings - File View Columns - Checked Out By: Built In - Show
Advanced Settings - Contribute - Enable Contribute compatibility: unchecked
Advanced Settings - Templates - Don't rewrite relative document paths: checked
Advanced Settings - Spry - Asset Folder: C:\wamp\www\rootfoldername\SpryAssets\
Site File Structure - place files in the following folders:
C:\wamp\www\rootfoldername
webpages (html & php)
_images - [folder] (there are numerous image folders beginning with _images) containing .jpg and .png files
_includes - [folder] containing attached .php files for the header, navigation and footer attached to every page
_scripts - [folder] containing .js script files
_styles - [folder] containing .css files (external style sheets)
Connections - [folder] contains one php file (databasename.php)
SpryAssets - [folder] containing system generated .js files .css files and .gif files
ZendFramework - [folder] - I have no idea if the files in this folder are necesary and why it was placed here many months ago
** Links **
Remove the leading / from every link in every file
HTML5 shiv
using an external link will always reflect the latest changes(Question) - If I link to this .js file externally at google instead of linking to a current copy in my _script folder could future changes to this external .js file cause future problems with the webpages that have this file attached?
Remote Server
Setup a remote server using the ftp address settings provided by the host provider. (Question) Any settings defined for the future Remote Server (the first remote server was deleted when problems occured) will not cause any harm to anything involving the Testing Server such as viewing webpages in Design View, browsers accessed from the "Preview/Debug in browser" icon in Dreamweaver and will not cause any harm to any files eventually put to the host provider via that future Remote Server. Is that correct?
Murray, thanks again for your help,
Robert

DW MX2004 design view not showing

Hi... I'm working in split mode in DWMX2004. The background
image is bigger than the design window. No matter what I do, I
cannot scroll to the top of the page to add content. There is no
scroll bar on the right side. I have minimized and stretched the
page, I have restored the page to full size. I cannot get it to
show the whole page. BTW, even if working in just design view, I
cannot get to the top of the page. Very frustrating to say the
least... please, help?
TIA
Mike T.

Did you just insert the image into a blank document, or have
you declared
this image as the background to a container.
You need to use css to declare this image as a background
image for the
table itself or for a div (do not use layers as your main way
to construct
a page-you'll only end up with more headaches :)
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"mtripoli3" <[email protected]> wrote in
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news:f6r43t$2j4$[email protected]..
> Hi,
> Thanks for the quick response. I can't give you a URl
because the page
> isn't
> ready. You are correct; it is a blank page with a large
background image.
> The
> problem is I can't get to the "top" of the window to add
content. I've
> tried
> putting in a table and expanding it to the top, but it
will not scroll to
> the
> top. I've tried the same thing with a layer. At one
point, and I don't
> know how
> I did it, I could scroll to the top if I mimimized the
window and then
> dragged
> it to a workable size. I haven't been able to repeat
this. What do you do
> when
> the background image is large?
>

JSFF design view not showing

In the design view of a jsff file, only the structure of the af components is shown. Any advice?
(seems this forum does support images ...)
Edited by: Leon Zeng on May 3, 2013 10:39 AM

Hi Leon,
I have seen this behaviour after the use of "Convert to .."
e.g. after convert of af:inputText (Number) to af:outputText
"Convert to .." did not remove <af:convertNumber>
After remove of <af:convertNumber> in the "Source" I got my design view back.
Best,
Kees.

Design View Not Working Properly

Hi, I save my web site files as .php and I'm using DW CS5. When I switch to Design View all I get are a couple of icons. Why won't it display the page for me?

Save file as 'test.html'
If you still cannot see anything in design view, use the validation tools below and fix reported errors.
Code Validation Tools
CSS - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
HTML - http://validator.w3.org/
If you're still not seeing anything in Design View, post your code into the web forum with >> Syntax highlighting > Plain.
Code in the web forum looks like this.
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Design view not always available?

I have a some sites in Dreamweaver CC 2014 but none of them are created in this version, they are created mostly in CS6. But when I open them in CC 2014, some of them seem to have the "design view" available, but som of them not. And I cannot understand why. Anyone having a clue? This is quite annoying since I want the design view....
Lena P

The new Live View on CC 2014.1 64 bit works faster than Design view did in CC 2014, however, pages take twice as long to open/load on my Win 7 machine.
Also, if the settings are wrong, it is WAY too easy to delete content.
Example: With Split view "Code and Live" (No Design option for PHP pages) it will let m scroll in either Code or Live. If I click content in Live view I can't edit there. If I then click into Code view the entire Body highlights. If I scroll back down to the content I wish to edit and click a blank section of the code (outside of any tags) the entire body is again highlighted and cursor it at the top of this content.
More than once, out of habit, I have scrolled down to a content section, typed a letter and a whole block of content has been replaced with my new letter.
I am convinced this has to do with the new settings and my combinations are not right, but I can't find a combination I like (Can edit either live page or code AND see Fluid Grid background)
Today, I do prefer the previous Code and Design view for my PHP pages

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