Dreamweaver no longer supported? erk?!?!?

Here's my reasoning ...
coldfusion 8 have been out for quiet some time now.
dreamweaver cs3 have been out quiet some time now. And yet, none of
the coldfusion8 tags are supported in dreamweaver ... Making it
difficult, at best, to develop for coldfusion in dreamweaver. Even
after all of the "updates" from Adobe does not update dreamweaver,
only most of their other CS3 products.
Since dreamweaver is not being updated, what development
environment does Adobe now recommend for developing coldfusion? If
I am correct about dreamweaver, this would be the 2nd product (that
I know of) where Adobe still sells licenses but no longer supports
nor updates (bug fixes, features, etc).

ShannaraAlaska wrote:
> Here's my reasoning ...
>
> coldfusion 8 have been out for quiet some time now.
dreamweaver cs3 have been
> out quiet some time now. And yet, none of the
coldfusion8 tags are supported in
> dreamweaver ... Making it difficult, at best, to develop
for coldfusion in
> dreamweaver. Even after all of the "updates" from Adobe
does not update
> dreamweaver, only most of their other CS3 products.
They are supported, but as the product versions (DW and CF)
are out of sync, they went with an extension that is available
here:
http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads.html
Danilo Celic
|
http://blog.extensioneering.com/
| Adobe Community Expert

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