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?

It sure does happen for me, and I'm using CS3 on
Mac/WXPPro/Vista.
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"computernerd14" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
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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.
>

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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
in message
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.
>

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.
Nancy O.

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

DW acting strange - does not go to code view

My Dreamweaver CS3 has started acting strangely since I
upgraded to a new version of CS3 studio.
I have been working with CS3 for a while now without needing
too much of an adjustment from DW8.
However, I just bought a new computer so I had to reinstall
all my software.
On the new box, DW is acting mighty strange:
1) When I am in Layout view and click on an element to go to
the corresponding line of code for the element it no longer goes to
the line. However, it does when I r-click on it. It is a bit
annoying since it also opens the contextual menu at the same time.
2) When I am in code view (which is 99% of the time) and I
click on an element, it no longer shows me the corresponding CSS
rule in the CSS pane. Again, if I r-click sometiomes it works, but
this one is not reliable either way. Sometimes it works if I double
click, but most of the time it doesn't.
3) The comment icon on the code toolbar is often grayed out.
No reason I can see and just as often it wil work on the same line
of code where it didn't work a minute before.
I combed the preferences line by line without success.
On my old computer I never had any issues like this. I find
it very strange and it is crimping my workflow considerably. Is
anyone familiar with theis behavior or how to fix it?

The times I have seen others post things like this, it's been
due to a bad
installation - reinstalling fixes it.
> What is the best way to transfer preferences, snippets,
etc. from one
> computer
> to another?
PREFERENCES? No way that I know of.
SNIPPETS? Copy the Configuration/Snippets folder from the
USER-specific
application folder and paste to a similar location on the new
computer.
XP-
C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Application
Data\Adobe\Dreamweaver
9\Configuration\Snippets
(these folders are normally hidden - you may have to use
Explorer > Tools >
Folder Options to unhide them)
VISTA-
E:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Dreamweaver
9\Configuration\Snippets
or on Mac -
Library/Application Support/Macromedia/Dreamweaver
9/Configuration/Snippets
SITE DEFINITIONS? Export from DW on one computer to portable
media, and
Import to the other.
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"corradoconti" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
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>I also wanted to give an update on the exact behavior I
am experiencing:
>
> 1) I click on an element on the layout view and nothing
happens - I
> r-click
> and it works as intended (but the contextual menu also
pops up)
> 2) I select code in the code view and instead of
highlighting the
> corresponding element in design view, nothing happens.
> 3) When I r-click in design view on an element both the
code and the CSS
> rule
> hightlights but when I select an element in code view
the CSS pane does
> not
> respond at all. Other times it does show a rule but it
always the last
> rule in
> my css, not the one I am selecting in code view.
> 4) I click on a CSS rule in the CSS pane and I cannot go
to the
> corresponding
> line of code in the CSS file about 70% of the time. When
it does work half
> the
> time it takes me to the wrong place in the css file.
> 5) In the code toolbar if I select a line of code all
the "Comment" and
> other
> icons on the left may or may not be greyed out.
Switching from one file to
> another (any file) and then come back to the original
file sometimes makes
> those same icons active once again.
> 6) On some files I cannot activate the "Visual Aids"
toolbar icon. It
> stays
> grayed out for that page until I switrch to another page
and come back.
>
> My guess is there are scores of other features not
working properly. I
> just
> haven't got to them yet.
>
> What is the best way to transfer preferences, snippets,
etc. from one
> computer
> to another? I want to try to capture my old preferences
(code coloring,
> file
> extensions, etc.) and see if that makes a difference. At
least, if I have
> to
> reinstall DW it would allow me to quickly set the new
copy up with the
> preferences that worked just fine on my other computer.
>

Design / code view problem

Hello, I have been using DW for a while now. I only use code
view. When I first installed DW it asked for a default layout which
I assumed had nothing to do with the viewing of code vrs design,
just the layout. I chose coder layout.
Now I am in DW and I need to look at the design in real time
because I am having an issue that is causing me to go back and
forth between browser and DW and it is getting old. So I looked up
at the top where the toolbar is and design and split buttons are
greyed out and inactive for me. I thought this was odd so I created
a new basic HTML page to see if it would allow me access to these
buttons but again, no.
If I go to view menu same thing. I can only check code view.
I can however go to the window menu and change the layout to
designer, dual or coder but all this does is undock many of the
panels. I still cannot see the visual element of my code.
Can anyone please help me with this problem? At its most
simplest form, I created an HTML page that says Hello World and I
would like to be able to see this in both code and design view or
switch easily between the two. But as of now, it does not seem like
I have this ability. Again I am using DW 8
Thank you for any help

I see you are using DW8. OK....
Also, changing from coder to designer won't affect the split
view.
Have you tried reinstalling? Has DW always been this way that
you recall?
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"tripwater2000" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:ebaf3a$hvk$[email protected]..
> Hello, I have been using DW for a while now. I only use
code view. When I
> first
> installed DW it asked for a default layout which I
assumed had nothing to
> do
> with the viewing of code vrs design, just the layout. I
chose coder
> layout.
>
> Now I am in DW and I need to look at the design in real
time because I am
> having an issue that is causing me to go back and forth
between browser
> and DW
> and it is getting old. So I looked up at the top where
the toolbar is and
> design and split buttons are greyed out and inactive for
me. I thought
> this was
> odd so I created a new basic HTML page to see if it
would allow me access
> to
> these buttons but again, no.
>
> If I go to view menu same thing. I can only check code
view. I can however
> go
> to the window menu and change the layout to designer,
dual or coder but
> all
> this does is undock many of the panels. I still cannot
see the visual
> element
> of my code.
>
> Can anyone please help me with this problem? At its most
simplest form, I
> created an HTML page that says Hello World and I would
like to be able to
> see
> this in both code and design view or switch easily
between the two. But as
> of
> now, it does not seem like I have this ability. Again I
am using DW 8
>
> Thank you for any help
>

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:
WHEN you have "Word Wrap" disabled (i.e. horizontal scroll bars appear if one or more lines are longer than the current view),
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?
Note: The problem does not occur when any of the above conditions is false.
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:
I appreciate any help. Really, thank you!!

Does CS5 enable the history panel in code view?

I saw an old thread from last year (http://forums.adobe.com/message/1038491#1038491) where people confirmed that the history panel is only enabled in "design view", and is disabled in "code view". I'm wondering whether that feature has been changed in CS5. Does anybody know?
The reason I'm wondering is I'm trying to create keyboard shortcuts to quickly comment code (either /* */, or //) and remove comments. I know there's a button available on the toolbar that will add a /* */ comment, so getting a keyboard shortcut for that isn't such a big deal, but I'd really like a way to remove comments that's faster than right-clicking on a text selection to bring up the context menu, go down to "Selection >", and click on "Remove Comment". From what I've read, it seems like the best way to make a keyboard shortcut for that would be to select some text and do "Remove Comment" through the context menu, then create a macro/command using the history panel, and finally assign a keyboard shortcut to that command. However, this doesn't seem possible since for me the history panel is disabled when I'm in code view (in Dreamweaver 8).
If anyone has a better solution to my real question, of how to create a keyboard shortcut to remove comments from code, I'd be very grateful to hear it!

Wow, I didn't even realize that button to remove coding was there. I was looking at the /* */ button on the PHP tab of the Insert toolbar, and trying to find another button there that would remove comments, and didn't realize there already was one on the coding toolbar. That's perfect, thanks a lot! And thank you also for the info on the CS5 history panel.

Editable region but not in code view

EDIT: While cooking dinner I thought that the computer "fixes" itself when it reboots what about Dreamweaver? I closed DW down. Reopened the app and voila. I CAN edit that section in code view now. It's weird but it appears to be working. I'll repost if something is amiss again regarding this issue. I'll leave the post up in case it's helpful to anyone else. thanks.
I have new pages made from a template. I can only edit in design view NOT in code view. I get the standard error of I'm trying to edit where I'm not allowed. I've made templates many times but never had this problem (I don't think!). Does someone have a tip or help for me? In addition to this issue I was not able to change the title of the page until I added the editable region in the template for title line. That's always been default editable before. Thanks a lot. I'm using DW8.
begining code from template:
<!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>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> 
-------------then further down on the page is the editable region-------------

<div id="content_right">test only can type in design view. can't add div boxes
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/
If there are code errors with other tags on the page then it is possible DW is overlooking its own template code. Unfortunately without seeing the whole page I cannot say this is definitely the case, but a likely possibility.

Dreamweaver CC automatically deletes code in code view and elements in design view

When I open a file in Dreamweaver, it automatically shows a * next to the filename - showing it has been edited.
Then often when I select some code in code view, or an element in design view (such as a table, an image, some text) it is suddenly deleted.
The problem is especially bad (happens without fail) if I am switching between programs. But also happens when I'm not switching.
I do not have this problem on a different user account.
I have reinstalled Dreamweaver three times now. Also renamed preference and configuration folders. Tried with a wired mouse and keyboard. Nothing has worked.
I can't think what I did to cause this. I installed MAMP recently - but have uninstalled it correctly I think.
I had an issue with one file in which there were about 30 Spry collapsible panels. I kept getting this warning:
"A script in file Macintosh HD:Applications:Adobe Dreamweaver CC:Configuration:Shared:Spry:DesignTime:EditingUtils.js has been running for a long time. Do you want to continue?"
I have to click 'yes' many times to get into the file, and the warning keeps coming up while the file is open.
However, my big issue of DW CC deleting code and elements happens whether or not this particular file is open.
So this may have nothing to do with it.
Any ideas anyone?
Adobe's customer service has not helped. In fact, I have not even been able to get through to anyone on the phone - having waited literally hours listening to music, and getting shunted from person to person. And then their promised 'call backs' never happen.
Thanks,
- Greg

I do not have this problem on a different user account.
You've got a bad/corrupted user account. Create a new one with Admin level priveleges and delete your old user.
Nancy O.

Help! Can't paste into code view or property inspector

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).
Pasting doesn't work no matter the method: Ctrl + V, right-clicking or using the Edit menu. Pasting works normally in every other program. If I copy within Dreawmweaver, pasting works fine.
Does anyone have a solution for this? I'm running Win 8 and DW 12.1 through Creative Cloud. Searching the forums, I see others have reported the same issue. Some have been able to fix it by deleting the configuration file; that didn't fix the issue for me. I'd like to try reinstalling DW, but the Adobe Application Manager doesn't seem to allow that.
I began noticing this bug about two weeks ago. That might have been about the same time I updated to 12.1. Can anyone help?
Thanks,
Cory K.

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
The Code View workaround:
Use Firefox or Internet Explorer for your browser if you're copy/pasting source code.
If you're working from another text editor, try copy/pasting into intermediate programs Sticky Notes or WordPad, then copy/paste from there into Dreamweaver.
So that is my experience on Windows 7 64-bit. Anyone else experiencing the same thing?

SharePoint Online list view threshold issues: "because it exceeds the list view threshold enforced by the administrator"

SharePoint Online list view threshold issues: "because it exceeds the list view threshold enforced by the administrator"
Office 365 SharePoint Online can be problematic when it comes to exceeding the list item threshold (e.g. 5,000).
Examples of what happens after exceeding the threshold (e.g. 5,000 items):
You can’t create new forms for the list in SharePoint Designer.
You may have challenges with metadata fields in the forms (e.g. adding metadata values, editing metadata values, deleting the metadata column from the list).
Cannot save the list as a template (i.e. you get the threshold error).
Issue I'd like assistance with: how can I create a custom NewForm in SharePoint Designer
when the list exceeds the threshold limit, given this is Office 365 SharePoint Online and I don't have access to increase that limit?
As a control for my testing, I created another list with just a few custom columns with no list items --it worked fine for that list.
I also tried clearing local AppData cache which didn't solve it. I'd need Central Admin on O365 SharePoint Online to increase the threshold which I don't have access
to do. Errors received in SharePoint Designer:
"Could not save the list changes to the server." After getting this, I tried to work around
the create new forms issue by saving a copy of the original NewForm as NewForm2 and got the root error that I suspected was underlying it all:
“Server error: the attempted operation is prohibited because it exceeds the list view threshold enforced by the administrator”.
Any ideas for how to create a new list form in SD?

Thanks Alex.
I just found a couple new workarounds instead of using SharePoint Designer:
Method 1: Add web parts to the form pages on the client side:
Go to the list and execute one of these actions depending what form you want to edit: create a new item (NewForm), edit an item (EditForm), or display an item (DispForm).
With the form you want to edit displayed, go to the gear icon and click "Edit Page".
You should now see the web part page show up with "Add a Web Part" as an option.
Add a Content Editor or Script Editor web part.
Add your custom code to either one to manipulate the HTML objects using your favorite web languages.
Method 2: Use InfoPath 2013.
The InfoPath 2013 route appears to work.

How can you add your own print and export buttons to the CR viewer toolbar?

I posted a previous question that was asking how to get around the Information Bar in IE7 when you export and print. Unfortunately the CR viewer file download code gets blocked by IE7 because the buttons don't directly download the file. However, I have been able to get a regular button that calls the following code and streams the file to the client and IE7 does not block it.
Sub PrintPDF(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs)
     Dim crReportDocument as ReportDocument
     Dim crExportOptions as ExportOptions
     Dim crDiskFileDestinationOptions as DiskFileDestinationOptions
     Dim Fname as string
     CrReportDocument = New ReportDocument()
     CrReportDocument.Load(Server.MapPath("estactionlist.rpt"))
     Fname = Server.MapPath("./") & Session.SessionID.ToString & ".pdf"
     CrDiskFileDestinationOptions = New DiskFileDestinationOptions()
     CrDiskFileDestinationOptions.DiskFileName = FName
     CrExportOptions = crReportDocument.ExportOptions
     With crExportOptions
          .DestinationOptions = CrDiskFileDestinationOptions
          .ExportDestinationType = ExportDestinationType.DiskFile
          .ExportFormatType = ExportFormatType.PortableDocFormat
     End With
     CrReportDocument.Export()
     Response.ClearContent()
     Response.ClearHeaders()
                Response.AddHeader("content-disposition", "attachment;filename=test.pdf")
                Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"
                Response.Charset = ""
                Response.WriteFile(Fname)
                Response.Flush()
     Response.Close()
     System.IO.File.Delete(Fname)
End Sub
So here are my questions?
1. Is it possible to add a custom print control/icon to the CR viewer toolbar?
2. If one is not possible, then is it possible to override the CR viewer print and export buttons with your own subroutines like the one above?
I just want my page to look nice and hate to have print and export buttons outside of my CR viewer.
Thanks,
Kevin

It might be possible to replace the buttons in a windows app since you can retrieve the toolbar as a toolbar object in the winform viewer ( ToolStrip toolBar = (ToolStrip) crystalReportViewer1.Controls[3]; ) however with a web app, it's a lot more difficult.
The problem is that that you need to parse the Request string to try and figure out if the print / export button was clicked. The code below makes the print button disappear if you click it, so you should be able to modify it to call your custom printing / exporting code instead (You have to do this check in a postback)
        Dim I As Integer = 0
        If Request.Form.AllKeys.Length > 0 Then
            For I = 0 To Request.Form.AllKeys.Length - 1
                Response.Write(Request.Form.Keys(I).ToString & "<BR>")
                If Request.Form.Keys(I).ToString = "CrystalReportViewer2:_ctl2:_ctl2.x" Then
                    CrystalReportViewer2.HasPrintButton = False
                End If
            Next
       End If
Shawn

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.

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