Dreamweaver MX 2004 is on windows 8.1.

I have MX 2004 on my windows 8.1. Everything seems to work fine but simple changes to a page doesn't upload. There are no errors. I also went to Remote View and made a change and it didn't take either. Any suggestions?

Yep, you appear to have a redundant root folder locally, the folder named html.
If you are supposed to be uploading to a remote server root named "html" given to you by your hosting company and that folder is in your site settings as the server root, you would not then duplicate that folder within your local site.
Your local root folder's name doesn't matter, since you're only transferring the contents of the local root to the server root. Right now, you are set up to transfer the folder "html" to your server root. If you go to your website (whateve.com) and add /html/pagename.html to the URL you'll see your updates.
You should be able to drag the files and sub-directories out of that html folder and to the folder that shows "Site- roopho..." to get them into their correct position. DW will update the links for you.
EDIT: you'll need to delete the duplicates from your server and re-upload after everything is in the right spot (within your local root).

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Installed Dreamweaver MX 2004 update for Windows and now Dreamweaver won't open. Help?

I was having some glitches uploading to a host I ftp to often so I decided to check for a Dreamweaver update for MX 2004. When I found the Windows update and tried to install - it told me to uninstall Extensions. I uninstalled extensions and continued with the installation of the update. Now Dreamwever will not open at all - it says Dreamweaver MX 2004 has stopped working. I can see the update is installed since the version is 7.0.1. Any ideas on how to undo the update? I have no idea where this program disk is right now for reinstallation plus all my servers are already setup....

You might try Windows System Restore to a point before you installed the update.
Good luck.
Nancy O.

Cannot activate Dreamweaver MX 2004 on Windows 7 64 bit pc?

Hello.
Does anybody in here know how to activate Dreamweaver MX 2004 on a Windows 7 64 bit pc?
I keep getting the message that there is an internet connection problem.
I have deactivated my firewall etc., but it doesn't help me.
Anybody got an idea? Adobe Chat does not have the answer for me!
Regards Anders Fj

Wow! Thank you. It Works! Clever!
This is really helpful for those
of us who are nore professionals. I only use Dreamweaver MX 2004 to
maintain and repair my own small homepage with photos. And I know how to
use Dreamweaver MX 2004 and I am not interested in learning new tools -
not now
ONE MORE QUESTION THOUGH: Where and how do I update my
Dreamweaver MX 2004 now that I have installed Dreamweaver MX 2004 on my
new Win 7 64 bit pc?
Regards
Anders Fjeldberg, Denmark
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Dreamweaver MX 2004 error with tables in Windows 7

I did a full install of MX 2004 on my Windows 7 PC however everytime I go to add a new table, MX gives me an error message and it won't allow me to add the new table or do anything for that matter. I had to re-install DW 4 to design my sites in the meantime.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Anthony

Yes- it fixes a ton of bugs in MX2004
https://www.adobe.com/support/dreamweaver/downloads_updaters.html#dwmx2004
Here's list of what it fixes:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/193/tn_19368.html

Dreamweaver MX 2004 serial number invalid on Windows 7?

I'm trying to switch to a new computer. I uninstalled Dreamweaver MX 2004 (also called Dreamweaver 7) from my XP machine and tried to install it on my new Windows 7 Home Premium machine.
After I entered in the last digit of the serial number, a red x appeared next to it. The only button available was Go Back. In other words, it said my serial number was invalid.
I entered it a couple of more times and then tried an experiment. I installed it again, entered the exact same serial number, and there wasn't any problem. That is, it's definitely a valid serial number.
Then I found an update to 7.01, which I installed. Now I could enter the serial number and it accepted it, but when I clicked Next, it said that this update required the serial number of the previous product. So I tried entering the serial number for Ultradev, which I believe was the previous product. (If not, it's the only other Dreamweaver disk I have around.) That didn't work, so I thought maybe 7.01 was looking for the serial number for 7.00, so I tried that. That didn't work.
Any suggestions?
I have only one web site that I maintain using Dreamweaver, which is why I haven't upgraded. I'd hate to have to go back to Notepad (actually, I'd use Notepad++ if I had to).
I just remembered something. When I installed it, I accepted the default directory, which was Program Files, not Program Files (x86).

I fixed it!
On http://www.adobe.com/support/contact/, I chose "I need help activating or deactivating my software". It says:
"If you've installed on more than two computers, you must deactivate one copy by starting that software and choosing Help > Deactivate."
Fortunately, I still have my old computer. I re-installed Dreamweaver there (I had already uninstalled it) and chose Help > Activation > Transfer License.
Transfer License became grey (unavailable), which I understood to mean it had deactivate my license.
I went back to my new machine and did this:
1. Copied the Dreamweaver 7.0 disk to my hard drive.
2. Right-clicked "Install Dreamweaver MX 2004.exe" and chose "Run as administrator."
3. Started Dreamweaver. When it asked me for my serial number, I entered it, and it accepted it! Then it asked me for the serial number of the previous version (because it was an upgrade disk). I entered the old serial number (with hyphens) and it accepted it!
So, in other words, that was the problem: I had to deactivate it on my old machine.
After getting it to accept my serial number, I closed it and then ran the 7.01 update, once again running it as administrator.
Now the only problem is that importing my .ste files doesn't work. I used Manage Sites > Import and chose the .ste file, but got an error message that says "No items match your search." I puzzled on that one for a bit. Was it saying that it couldn't find my .ste file? I could find my .ste file, and it could, too, because it showed a list of them when I clicked Import.
I opened one with Notepad++ and discovered that it's an XML file. I think I now know the problem: The .ste file has pathnames in it that represent the file structure on my old XP machine (D:\Documents and Settings...). The file structure on my Windows 7 machine is C:\Users\[username]...
So, after dinner, I need to search the forums on what to do, or back up my .ste files and then try editing the paths with Notepad++.

Um is there a old version of adobe dreamweaver mx 2004 for windows xp professional? can i get a free

um is there a old version of adoobe dreamweaver mx 2004 for windows xp professional? i have an old version of adobe photoshop(which is adobe photoshop cs(8.0) and adobe image ready which was activated by my father, which i dont know the activation code for it but any way is there a way to get a serial code for it?(dreamweaver mx 2004)
Message was edited by: japal3

Yes. The Activation codes can be found in a table near the bottom of this link:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/macromedia-legacy-activation-error.html
Nancy O.

Dreamweaver MX 2004 and Windows Vista

Does anyone know if Dreamweaver MX 2004 will install and run
on the new Windows Vista?

Looks like the only thing I can't do is establish a
connection to a db. I
get a 405 error with both DWX 2004 and DW8 trial.
If I manually setup the string in code it will work, but then
you can't use
server behaviors.
Just an FYI
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> "Rob" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> debushman,
>>
>> I have been running Sudio MX 2004 on Windows Vista
Ultimate with no
>> issues yet.
>> I have used DW more than the others and mainly in
code view, but any day
>> now
>> I do expect DW to crap on me like a new born.
>>
>> Will it work for you? Maybe. Should you do it? Your
call there. Don't
>> expect DW
>> to be fully compatible with Vista until the release
of DW9.
>>
>> If DW is your only tool and MX 2004 is your only
version then wish you
>> luck if
>> you are diving head first into Vista. Hold off
unless you have multiple
>> computers
>> with one as a dedicated dev machine.
>>
>> Rob
>>
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>>> If 8 isn't supported, I'd really doubt that MX
is going to run well...
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>>>> > Does anyone know if Dreamweaver MX 2004
will install and run on the
>>>> > new
>>>> > Windows Vista?
>>>>
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Dreamweaver MX 2004 - "An Unidentifed Error has occorred." - Please help!!

Hi folks. I have scoured the internet for a fix to this problem. Most of the posts I read are unanswered or the solution does not work. I am hoping a guru reads mine and has the magic answer - I am ready to chuck the project altogether if I can't find a solution. Although I am not a newbie to simple page design, I have never really tackled data access (dynamic content) before, like I am about to. I am ready and willing to learn but this obstacle may hinder my interest if it is going to be this big a pain in the keester.
Let's start with my system config:
Windows XP Pro w/ SP3
Dreamweaver MX 2004
IIS 5.1 - configured with FTP support
PHP 5.2.11
MySQL 5.0 - For now I am using the Test DB that comes with MySQL. Using "root" account.
I have verified that all is running properly to the best of my knowledge. Certainly Dreamweaver up until this issue has worked for years. I have not used DW for data access before on this machine but have successfully on others.
IIS > Loads web content from http://localhost just fine. Including PHP test page. And IIS help stuff that comes pre-installed.
MySQL > I can build DB's and Schemas just fine. I can even import data from external sources so I have to assume it's running fine.
Dreamweaver > The site I am building has the following config:
Local Info
Site Name: medimj
Local Root: C:\medimj *set to refresh
Images: C:\medimj\images
HTTP: blank
Remote Info
Access: Local/Network
Remote Folder: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\medimj\ *set to refresh auto
Testing Server
Server Model: PHP MySQL
This site contains: Dreamweaver MX Pages Only (default)
Access: Local/Network
Testing Server Folder: C:\indetpub\wwwroot\medimj\ *set to refresh auto
URL Prefix: http://localhost/medimj
<<<Everything else I believe is irrelevant to the topic and left to defaults>>>
SO HERE IS WHAT IS HAPPENING:
When I go to make a data connection (Step 4 under the Database tab of Applications section in DW), I click the "+" button and select "MySQL Connection". The dialogue window appears and I input:
Connection Name: medimj
MySql Server: localhost
User Name: root
Password: <password>
I click "Select" button and get an error window that says "An Unidentified error has occurred." and I am taken back to the MySQL Connection dialogue box. I have tried adding http:, slashes, \medimj, IP address, and pipe name to the Server name to make the connection and none of it works. If I put a DB name and click "ok" the binding will appear but no table ever come into view. If I click on "Test" I get the same error.
Here is the mysql area of the test.php. From what I see, I should be able to make a connection; but I'm not expert. Should I be seeing more information?:
mysql
MySQL Support
enabled
Active Persistent Links
0
Active Links
0
Client API version
5.0.51a
Directive
Local Value
Master Value
mysql.allow_persistent
On
On
mysql.connect_timeout
60
60
mysql.default_host
localhost
localhost
mysql.default_password
no value
no value
mysql.default_port
3306
3306
mysql.default_socket
no value
no value
mysql.default_user
no value
no value
mysql.max_links
Unlimited
Unlimited
mysql.max_persistent
Unlimited
Unlimited
mysql.trace_mode
Off
Off
I just don't see what's wrong at this point. I really hope somebody here can help.
I've been at this for 4 days and uninstalled and reinstalled everything to no avail. I hope I have given enough information for someone to make a suggestion that will help. I thank anyone for their time in advance.
prdreamweaver

I would like to share with everyone a fix for this problem. I wish I could say I found it here but I did not. After continuing to search the Internet, while eagerly awaiting an answer here, I stumbled upon the answer deep in a thread in the MySQL website forums.
If someone should find this topic before the supposed Adobe fix, please do not waste your time with what Adobe suggests. It has been know cause more problems than help - as was the case with me. Applying their "fix" forced me to reinstall MySQL and a fresh version of PHP. I am also providing OS information and versions of all components I am using as well as settings within Dreamweaver. I cannot speak as to whether this fix transitions across other versions of Dreamweaver but it's worth looking at if yours does not match mine.
NOTE: ALWAYS MAKE A RECORD OF WHAT YOU CHANGE. THIS IS BASIC TROUBLESHOOTING AND WILL MINIMIZE THE NEED TO REINSTALL IF THINGS GET WORSE. BEING ABLE TO REVERSE WHAT YOU'VE CHANGED IS IMPORTANT.
System Info
OS: Windows XP Pro w/ SP3 (patched to the hilt)
IIS: 5.1 (installed from XP Pro CD - additional windows components)
PHP: v5.2.11 (installer version)
MySQL: v5.0.87 (installer version)
Dreamweaver: MX 2004
Install IIS, PHP, and MySQL per their individual instructions.
IIS Tweaks
Note: This tweak assumes you haven't already created your website virtual directory under IIS. If you have, you can delete it and follow these steps. You don't have to but I like this recommendation I found on another site as it tricks DW into thinking its attaching to an "outside" server. You'll see what I mean when you see the DW confg options later in this topic.
1. Create a folder under c:\inetpub\wwwroot that matches the local folder in DW for the site you are designing. Make sure they are spelled the same. If you have pages and images already in your local folder for DW, you don't have to re-create them here. You can sync them to the "server" much like you would when you FTP your pages up to a live server. Just make sure the root folders are named the same.
2. Right click your localhost site select "properties". Click the "Home Directory" tab. Click on the "Configuration" button. Under "Application Mappings", click the "Add" button. A new dialogue box appears > In the "Executable" area, browse to the root PHP folder and select file "php5isapi.dll" and click ok to return to the dialogue box. In the "Extension" box type ".php" without the quotes. Make sure "Script Engine" and "Check that file exists" are checked. Click ok.
NOTE: A DIALOGUE BOX MAY APPEAR ASKING IF YOU WANT TO PROPOGATE THE CHANGES ACROSS ALL OTHER SITES. YOU CAN SAY YES BUT IT DOESN'T ALWAYS WORK. (IT'S AN IIS THING) TO SEE IF IT DID, CHECK THE PROPERTIES OF YOUR VIRTUAL DIRECTORY AND FOLLOW STEP TWO IF YOU DON'T SEE THE PHP MAPPING THERE.
PHP Tweaks
1. extension_dir = c:\php\ext ~ change folder to match your install
2. cgi.force_redirect = 0 ~ required for IIS
3. register_globals = On
4. register_long_arrays = On
5. extension=php_mysql.dll ~ removed the ;
6. extension=php_mysqli.dll ~ removed the ;
7. include_path = "."
8. mysql.default_host = localhost
9. mysql.default_port = 3306
**NOTE: IF I DIDN'T PUT QUOTES - NEITHER SHOULD YOU.
10. Save and Close
copy the file libmysql.dll
to c:\windows & c:\windows\system32 ~ this file is in the root of PHP 5 folder
XP Environment Variables: Add the following at the end of Paths> c:\<php folder>;c:\<php folder>\ext ~ change php folder for your install
NOTE: ANY CHANGES TO ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES HAS THE POTENTIAL TO CAUSE SYSTEM PROBLEMS IF NOT DONE CORRECTLY. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A ";" AT THE END OF THE PATH BEFORE YOU ADD THE CHANGES.
REBOOT!!!! THESE CHANGES WILL NOT TAKE EFFECT UNTIL YOU DO SO.
DW - edit current site or create it new
Local Info:
Should be left however you have it now OR if creating new, just do it like you always have.
Remote Info:
Access : Local/Network
Remote Folder: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\<your virtual directory>
* Check Refresh Automatically
Testing Server:
Server Model: PHP MySQL
Access: Local/ Network
Testing Server Folder: C:\inetpub\wwwroot\<your virtual directory>
URL Prefix: http://localhost/<your site name>
* Check Refresh Automatically
** I don't make changes to anything else under site editing so I stop there. Click OK and you're done.
At this point, you should see under the "Application" section on the "Database" tab, steps 1,2,3 checked. Now create a connection by clicking the "+" button. Enter the following:
Connection Name: <whatever you want>
MySQL Server: localhost
User Name: root (or another account you have created with sufficient privileges)
Password:
Database: enter a DB name you wish to connect to or click select if you wish to browse for it.
You shouldn't get the "Unidentified Error..." message anymore. I know I don't.
I hope this helps the next poor sap this happens to. I'm sorry for the long post but I hate, hate, hate, when people post half assed instructions because they are too lazy to type.
Good luck everyone and happy designing!!!
prdreamweaver
email: [email protected]
(you can email me with questions but remember, I am not an expert with dynamic content. however, I am willing to assist if I can)

Dreamweaver MX 2004 won't launch. Please help!

My old laptop running Dreamweaver MX 2004 is dying, so I installed it on my new Windows XP laptop. I have installed it several times before and never had a problem. On the new laptop, when I launch Dreamweaver, it does not start. In Task Manager, I see a Dreamweaver process start, then two ~e5d141.tmp processes start, then they all disappear. One Macromedia Licensing.exe process remains for a few seconds or a minute, then it disappears too. Technical support said my license and registration are all okay. I installed the 7.0.1 upgrade but that had no effect. There is nothing the event logs. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling in safe mode, launching it in safe mode, disabling the graphic accelerator, and lowering my screen resolution to 1280x1024. I also tried several "Compatibility mode" settings. I cannot find any log or dump files, although I might not be looking in the right places or for the right file names. Can anybody please help me?
Thank you.

Good morning ArtieTet,
I had the exact same problem and came across your post. I've since solved it on my computer. I'm not sure what your level of computer expertise is and whether or not you're comfortable editing your registry, so I've dumbed-down the following instructions a bit - forgive me if they're too dumbed-down!
1. Click Start
2. Click Run
3. Type regedit
4. Click the OK button
5. Double click the HKEY_CURRENT_USER key (folder) on the left
6. Double click the SOFTWARE key
7. Double click the MACROMEDIA key
8. Right click the DREAMWEAVER MX 2004 key
9. Click Rename
10. Type a new name for the key, such as OLD DREAMWEAVER MX 2004
11. Press Enter
12. Try to start Dreamweaver again
If all goes well, Dreamweaver should open and re-create that DREAMWEAVER MX 2004 registry key from scratch. There's likely some corrupt data in it, though I haven't been able to figure out what. If I do, I'll let you know.

In dreamweaver mx 2004 and dreamweaver cs4, how I configure, when download/upload do not ask me to include DEPENDED FILES but act without including ?

in dreamweaver mx 2004 and dreamweaver cs4, how I configure, when download/upload do not ask me to include DEPENDED FILES but act without including ?

Open the Preferences panel (Edit menu on Windows, Dreamweaver menu on a Mac), and select the Site category. There are two checkboxes there for dependent files. Make sure both are selected. The Dreamweaver default is NOT to upload/download dependent files. You need to click Yes, if you want the dependent files to be included.

Importing graphics in Dreamweaver MX 2004

On some computers I am finding Dreamweaver MX 2004 imports
images as imagesfilename into the root folder - and not as the
original filename into the default images folder. Is there a
setting that I should be aware of?

I am teacing in Further and Higher Education so sometimes get
classes of 20 plus students. We have been usoing DW MX 2004 for 4
years (CS3 in September!). I have never seen this happen before bur
my colleague says that he has occasionally. Students work from a
network drive in most cases. They would normally create their
sites's root folder on their network area, create an images folder
in this, copy any images required in the site into the images
folder, define a DW site pointing to the 'root folder' and set up
the images folder as the default images folder.
When they need to add further images during developement,
they would either copy those images into the images folder (using
their file mangement program) or use Insert (menu bar)/Images etc.
and navigate to the image(s) they require (outside the site
folder). For two students last Tuesday when they did the latter the
files were 'renamed' and put in the site's 'root' or top folder.
(The files being brought into the site were originally sited in the
same general area as the site's root folder). I have tried to
reproduce this (unsuccessfuly) on a couple of other computers -
albeit briefly - and also looked at the settings on the student's
computers. I have not yet checked whether this action moves round
with the student's network profile.
I don't normally get students to bring image files into their
sites in this way during developemnt - but it should work -
shouldn't it? That is the point of having a default images folder.
We are using Windows XP OS and Novell Network Client.
I really can't work this one out - so would appreciate any
comments. Thanks.

Dreamweaver mx 2004 reinstall lost data ?

the "manage sites" data, extensions, snipets ec will get lost
with a dreamweaver mx 2004 reinstall ? is any way to backup
them(and use in the new install) ?

Export the site definitions using dw
menu-->site-->Manage sites
You could make a copy of the Configuration folder for you as
a User then use
it to replace the fresh install one. BUT- why are you
reinstalling? If it's
from dw behaving flaky, the problem is probably in the
Configuration folder
for you as a user...
Would be better to make a list of installed extension (that
are used) then
get copies of the .mxp files to install them fresh
If on windows, may want to take a look at the free MM
Exporter utility.
http://mm-exporter.joexx.de/
Alan
Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/

Dreamweaver MX 2004 on SR MBP

Anyone managed to get Dreamweaver MX 2004 (Academic edition, if it matters) running on the new MBPs under Rosetta? I've read of other people seemingly getting it to run, but for me it just bounces in the dock a few times and dies:
Exception: EXCBADACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE (0x0002) at 0x00000000
Thread 0:
0 LaunchCFMApp 0xb80a52e8 0xb8000000 + 676584
1 LaunchCFMApp 0xb809faf5 0xb8000000 + 654069
2 LaunchCFMApp 0xb80bd70e 0xb8000000 + 775950
3 LaunchCFMApp 0xb811eb24 spinlockwrapper + 3852
Thread 1:
0 LaunchCFMApp 0xb8232cdb strchr + 72
1 LaunchCFMApp 0xb81cb76f pthreadcondwait + 3114
2 LaunchCFMApp 0xb8167612 catchexception_raise_stateidentity + 318
3 LaunchCFMApp 0xb8166b4e CallPPCFunctionAtAddressInt + 177088
4 LaunchCFMApp 0xb8166a45 CallPPCFunctionAtAddressInt + 176823
5 LaunchCFMApp 0xb8167710 catchexception_raise_stateidentity + 572
6 LaunchCFMApp 0xb8202ef4 pthread_create + 1124
I can't afford to upgrade to a newer version of DW, so at the moment I'm resorting to running it under XP in Parallels-- except that there it won't accept my registration for some reason (I did de-authorise it on my old PowerBook first), so after 30 days I'm in trouble :/

Unfortunately it's true. If you read the fine print somewhere, it says you can only install under one platform. If you choose mac, you can then only install on macs from here on out. If you choose windows, then you can only install on windows from then on.
It's a real bummer, I had this issue and was very upset about it because it wasn't made clear until you look for the tiny fine print.
Anyhow, I'm running Dreamweaver MX 2004 on my MBP under Rosetta and it runs fine (except obviously a little slow for being emulated). Have you tried installing the latest updates for it? I think the last update (an old one) was 7.2.

Dreamweaver MX 2004 in Win 8 activation

I used the chat service to ask about transferring my Dreamweaver MX 2004 license from a Win 7 computer to a new Win 8 computer. The person said DW MX2004 will not run on Win 8. But it does - I am using it under the 30 day grace period. I just need to activate it but the transfer will not work. Help please.

Jeff,
Thanks for the info. I will sift through it. The Win 8 machine was a new purchase. I use Windows Easy Transfer to bring over my settings and files. None of the apps were transferred of course. As far as I could tell, all my email and other data files came over ok. I use Eudora for email and since the ini files reside in the same folder as the data, it installed and retained all my settings. Yes I still use Eudora - it just works and I have found nothing better. Browser favorites came over fine too. Folderclone settings transferred, etc. I would hazard a guess that any settings that were stored in some sort of ini file in my data directory or user directory came over fine. But for most apps I had to manually restore my settings. Dreamweaver was one of those - I redefined the site definitions. <vent on> No doubt there is some registry setting or whatever getting in the way. I can appreciate the difficulty of catering to legacy code in new operating systems. All the more reason to keep things simple. If Adobe insists on using a 'too clever by half' activation scheme, they should have built in a back door that their support staff can use to activate stubborn but valid installs. <vent off> I'll wander off now and see if I can set up new Admin account. I tried earlier today but get mired in Win8 obtuseness.
Bill

Dreamweaver mx 2004 in a php file I insert in head the

I use dreamweaver mx 2004, well in a php file I insert in
<head> the:
<base href="
http://www.Polis-Land.com/dialup"
/>
but only images[status bar-browser show this] that link to
external popup windows, all other links show eg.:
<a href="/villas/thalassa.php">THALASSA VILLAS -
LATCHI</a>
show
http://www.polis-land.com/villas/thalassa.php
rather than
http://www.polis-land.com/dialup/villas/thalassa.php
the disired , well ?
You can find php file at
http://www.polis-land.com/dialup/villas/villas.php
I have changed only one link I try
<a href="villas/thalassa.php">THALASSA VILLAS -
LATCHI</a>
but same thing...
Please note that images show:
http://www.polis-land.com/dialup#
well ???

All links in a template file must be correct based on the
location of the
Template file. DW will manage them for you when you spawn
child pages.
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>
>> You mean make it :
>> <a href="index.php">HOME</a>
>
> No. In the template file that's in the Template folder,
it would be:
> <a href="../index.php">HOME</a>
>
>> Can I use this template for the dsl mode (no base
url) ?
>
> Yes- if by that you mean them to be document relevant
links that actually
> go
> where they point.
>
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> Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
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Dreamweaver MX 2004 is on windows 8.1.

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