Can't see folder in Dreamweaver

Hi, I've got a site that was developed in Dreamweaver using templates. Those pages based off the templates are edited by users using Contribute. Things have been going smoothly for months. They are still working, however a sub-folder in the site does not appear in Dreamweaver whether in Local or Remote view. The folder does exist on the web server and the local file server and it is not hidden. In fact I have full permissions to it. This is on windows by the way. Looking through the folders in the site I don't see anything out of the ordinary. The _baks and _notes folders are there. At the root level the _mm folder is there. Then all the content is there of course. I've refreshed the file listings, I've disabled and enabled the cache, etc. Regardless of what I've tried I just can't get that sub-folder to show up in Dreamweaver (but the users using Contribute have no issues editing the pages within that folder).
Thanks,
Doug

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And here is the file as it appears after I'd copied it into my new local root folder. This is the version that won't give me any formatting. Note the link to the css file has changed. This surely must be the problem, because I can't see anything else that's different - but how could that line change simply by copying the file into another local root folder?
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I have a similar problem when accessing .zip files that are attachments to my emails. Here, however, I can place the file in a designated folder, however, the .zip file and it's compressed content files are file-typed as "FireFox Document" and I get permissions errors when running an unzip tool.
Why are my download files being quarantined ??? Is there a security setting option I need to change???
To get around this, I'm using IE to download and install these files, but switching back & forth between FireFox & IE is a real pain.

It's your anti-virus not working correctly while scanning. You can turn off the option to scan in Firefox's '''about:config''' by filtering for '''browser.download.manager.scanWhenDone''' and double-clicking that line to change the value to '''false'''

HT2531 How can I see a file's enclosing folder.

Often I just need to know where a file is, not to open it. If I go to Spotlight, how can I see what its enclosing folder is? I think this used to pop up when hovering over a file name in Spotlight.
Thankyou.

If you are talking about the spotlight search in the upper right of the finder window it still has the tooltip that shows you the full pathname of what you are pointing at in the list.
If you select spotlights show all then the pathname is outlined at the bottom of the spotlight window and you can double click any of the items along that path to open that item.

Can't see the widget in Live view in Dreamweaver CS4 for Mac

Hi
Following this example in http://www.truveo.com/Web-Widgets-in-Dreamweaver-CS4/id/180144024212823976
from Scott Fegette to place a YUI Calendar inside a project in Dreamweaver CS4. I see that Scott after placing the YUI_Calendar.mxp they got the calendar in Live view mode and I can't do the same, can't see in Live View, only a blank page.
I follow all the Scott's instructions correctly because the code is there and I can see the calendar in the browser but not in Live View... If I turn off the Live View then can see the YUI Calendar in Design View only (a light blue tag named YUI_calendar).
I'm under Mac OS X 10.5.6.
Can you help me to see the YUI Calendar in Live View?
Thanks.
Tom

If you are using Site-root relative links, then take a look at this post:
http://blogs.adobe.com/dreamweaver/2008/12/live_view_and_siteroot_relativ.html
HTH,
Randy

How can I see what is in the Trash folder?

When I open the Trash folder, all I see is a gray bar with "Trash" on the left and a button marked "Empty" on the right. I know I have items in the trash, but I can't see them. It used to be when I opened the trash, I saw a list of all items in the trash. What has changed?? Thanks.

Your trash bin may be damaged and it's deleting items as soon as you put them in.
Go to /Applications/Utilities/ folder and launch Terminal. At the prompt, copy and paste the following command into the Terminal window.
sudo rm -rf ~/.Trash
Press Return. You will be asked to enter your admin password. As you type, your password will not be returned, so be sure to enter it correctly. Press Return again. Log out and back in or restart.

Can't see anything in external drive after renaming a folder

Hi all,
I can't see anything on my external drive after renaming a folder. I have the drive set up as a Windows drive with access through the volumes folder (I had to transfer large amount of files from a PC and have it be readable on my MacBook Air); I read a FAQ to set it up a few months ago and it has been working fine since then. I saw the same issue come up with a PC HD on a PC, but the solution was for a PC. I don't see anything else like that in the support community (or if it's there, then I'm not searching for it the right way). There is no partition on the drive and it still shows as having the same amount of data written on the drive as before the accident.
Many thanks in advance!
anj

If you upgrade the your router, it would be the firmware that will be upgraded. For more information regarding upgrading the firmware, try this link.
For your external drive, you might need to map the drive again with a different name.
Hope this helps.

I created a new home folder on an external but didn't move my old files over. Now I can't see the old hard drive in my mac mini. How can I locate that drive?

I wanted to move my home folder to an external drive. I created a new home folder and in advanced options I moved it over. I didn't however move my files over first, my bad. Now I can't see the hard drive on my mac mini. Is it possible to reverse it or get access to the old home folder and is it possible to still use the mac mini's internal hard drive for storage? How do I find my shared folder, it was on the internal drive. I'm new to macs as you might have guessed at this debockle. Can anyone help?

I'm using Mavricks. I wanted to move my home directory to an external and went into sys prop/users/advanced options and moved the folder ok. Being a noobie on Macs I didn't copy my data and such. So my settings were all new. Basicly now I don't see the internal drive on my mini. There is a lot of strage I'm not able to access. The internal drive doesn't show up. How can I put a folder back onto it so it shows up?

TB can't see messages in a folder -and/or attachments get lost

I solved this awkwardly (but only for seeing the mail body- not for retrieving attachments)
, but it may help others.
i have messages in inbox with wdseml type.
i have re-indexed after deleting global-messages sqlite, and they still can't be found.
I also re-installed (31) and re-indexed today.
Originally i noticed the problem when i was searching and when i clicked on a message to view it the content was missing even though the subject was found.
Then i noticed that all messages from June 6 to Sept 15 had the problem for 1 inbox. All i can recall that might be relevant is that i may have compacted the db about then, or moved messages from one folder to another or both.
Following on another tip, i tried to repair the file under tools. Then all of those messages (550) in the date range disappeared from the search facility as well.
Ok, my solution.
Deep in Appdata for your user id under Roaming..Thunderbird..Profiles..Mail you will find your Inbox or whatever it is that TB can't see.
These in later releases have type *.wdseml;
On the top right of your TB there is a pull down one of which is Tools and therein you find Import/Export
(come to think of it, i think it is an add-in i found and installed some time back, sorry can't remember)
The tool offers you the ability to import files of type *.eml, but not *.wdseml
You have to copy those files to a new folder with a name like C:/recoverMail.
Then open a cmd.exe as administrator and rename *.wdseml to *.eml
then you can use the Import tool to get back visibility to your emails.
good luck

ok, I suggest you take an email message that contains attachments. Press Ctrl +U in thunderbird and you will see the message source. In a series os MIME documents in that text will be your attachments.
People almost universally assume they are sending files as attachments. The reality is a sleight of hand. EMail at it's inception was a text medium, and at it's heart it still is. That PDF file your attaching has to be converted to text before it can be a part of an email. This is called mime encoding and luckily is covered by an internet standard so most stuff is universal between mail clients. The result is your 500Kb file is converted to mime and in the process grows about 30-40% So when you ask questions like where are attachments stored, the answer is "in the body of the message"
The message view you get when you press Ctrl+U is not only the exact source of the message as transmitted over the internet it is an exact representation of the message if it was saved as an EML file.
Thunderbirds mbox files are simply a load of EML files stacked one after the other with a blank line at the end and a from line to start them. When Thunderbird is closed you can open them in a text editor and again see your mail in it's raw text representation.
So when you say the attachments were there, and then they were not, your saying that fundamentally the mime encoded text of a message has changed. Thunderbird does not go through some fancy editing process when you drag a message from one folder to another, it just copies a block of text to a new location, deletes it in the old location and pretends it moved something. If you said the message disappeared I would be all over it as a possible bug. Parts of it disappearing I simply don't understand as Thunderbird sees a message not some part of the message. Programs that go out of their way to see parts of a message even when stores as a mime encoded text file are anti virus programs, what programs are proud of the fact they insert themselves into every disk read and write. Again anti virus programs.
The following is a standard text used for diagnosing Thunderbird issues. Many challenge the validity, but using both Thunderbird's and the operating systems safe modes are the only ways to get rid of the all pervasive security software that is so often the cause of issues.
To diagnose problems with Thunderbird, try one of the following:
*Restart Thunderbird with add-ons disabled (Thunderbird Safe Mode). On the Help menu, click on "Restart with Add-ons Disabled". If Thunderbird works like normal, there is an Add-on or Theme interfering with normal operations. You will need to re-enable add-ons one at a time until you locate the offender.
*Restart the operating system in '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safe_mode safe mode with Networking]'''. This loads only the very basics needed to start your computer while enabling an Internet connection. Click on your operating system for instructions on how to start in safe mode: [http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/windows-startup-settings-including-safe-mode Windows 8], [http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/start-computer-safe-mode#start-computer-safe-mode=windows-7 Windows 7], [http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/start-computer-safe-mode#start-computer-safe-mode=windows-vista Windows Vista], [http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/boot_failsafe.mspx?mfr=true" Windows XP], [http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1564 OSX]
; If safe mode for the operating system fixes the issue, there's other software in your computer that's causing problems. Possibilities include but not limited to: AV scanning, virus/malware, background downloads such as program updates.

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