DW8 Forms
I tried building a form in DW8 but I suspect I can't do so until I set up a php or data base backend. Even if I do set up a database, don't you have to build a form first to make sure it works and tests properly? I'm not sure that DW can build forms but only connect to them. I've been using Wufoo to build forms, which works very well but I have to copy the code into DW, a bit of a work around. Or is this the way DW works?
Thanks for the help.
DC
I think you are confusing forms with dynamic data manipulation.
A form is a simple html way of collecting data from the user (can be html or php, asp, etc.), and this can be as simple as a contact form which then sends the information to the designated person (via a server script), or a form that collects data and inserts this into a database.
Dreamweaver can create both of these, please see either your documentation or the following link -
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Dreamweaver/10.0_Using/WScbb6b82af5544594822510a94ae8d65-7849a .html
(this is for CS4 but little has changed in creating the standard (not spry), form between versions DW8 and CS4).
If you require help in creating a test server with php/mysql see - http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/setting_up_php.html
PZ
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Hi,
Is it possible to create a Dreamweaver 8 form that submits an
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in the form?
I can't seem to find anything about this anywhere. I have
seen it done before (not sure if the form was created with DW or
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Now that we have upgraded to DW8, having issues with yaromat
CHECK FORM
MX.....
the issue im having is my page is a simple form collecting
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when i open check form within that page / form it has 2 or 3
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So basically if i want to use the ext then i have to
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I have already uninstalled and reinstalled the ext. but still
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> Now that we have upgraded to DW8, having issues with
yaromat CHECK FORM
> MX.....
>
> the issue im having is my page is a simple form
collecting basic / general
> information about a person
>
> when i open check form within that page / form it has 2
or 3 of each
field,
> never seen this problem before.
>
> So basically if i want to use the ext then i have to
customize each field
> that i want required 2 or 3 times....
>
> I have already uninstalled and reinstalled the ext. but
still same issue..
i
> have searched the page to see if maybe there was
duplicate code thruout
the
> page and nothing..
>
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Easy-to-use form extension for DW8
I am looking for an easy-to-use form extension for DW8. And
please don't suggest forms-to-go because I bought that and none of
my forms have ever worked. I have had to hire someone to fix the
forms for me.
I just want to create forms that work without having to spend
DAYS trying to make them work...
Please help!!Hi dsuk,
Have you tried here?
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DW8 Template/Form problems
Hi
I have a problem I need help with. I've attached the code
from my DW8 template. I insert this small 'html' form and it messes
up my template view. The form is for viewers to subscribe to our
newsletter. Please have a look and try and see where I need to make
my corrections.
ps: when I upload the page/website everything is fine, its
just the view in DW design--it's almost like when I put the form in
the table, the entire table collapses.
please be explicit with directions--I'm not a professional
web designer.
HELP!> www.aahalton.org
the nested tables aren't easy to sight read in a few minutes.
What i think is the problem-
One- should have <form> and </form> around the
JumpMenu select list.
Two- the other form, it is across several table cells.
Instead of the opening form tag being in the first TD with a
form field in
it, the form tag should open before the <table> tag
that contains the form
fields, and close after </table>
In short- the tags are nested wrong.
<table>
<tr>
<td>
<form></td>
<td></form></td>
</tr>
</table>
<form><table>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td></td>
</tr>
</table></form>
<table>
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DW8 says there's no margin, but the image is still 10 or so pixels off
Okay, so I'm new to DW and am using DW8 (what's the newest
version anyway?)
Here's the background and my problem:
I'm working with a graphics designer in redesigning the site
for our non-profit organization, and she has a gradient along the
left side of the page. At the top of the gradient, she has a logo
blends with the gradient. The navigation bar then runs along the
top of the page with drop-down menus designed in Fireworks. It's a
beautiful design, but I'm having trouble getting things to work
properly when I'm importing them into DW.
Once again, I'm new to DW as well as FW, but I'm a quick
learner (i think). I brought these aspects (the gradient, logo,
site name, and nav bar) together in FW. I want these to form the
template for all the pages of the site so I brought them into DW to
do so. However, I need to make sure the background (the gradient)
repeats without the logo repeating. So I exported it separately and
set it as the page background using page properties. I thought that
would be simple enough. However, I can't export just the logo as a
.jpg (which it needs to be in order to look right) without it being
having a white background and no longer blending with the gradient.
So now I thought to myself, that I'd export the whole FW
image (with the gradient, logo, and nav bar) to DW and simply place
it over the gradient background, inserting it as an image, so that
these things show up at the top of the page but the gradient
continues beneath the image. It's been an amazingly frustrating
process, and I know that last idea probably sounds ridiculous to
those more experienced than myself. However, I think it may
actually work. The only problem, and a big one, is that when I
insert the image for the whole FW document (or even for just the
logo itself), even when it says the page has no margins or padding,
it still seems to set this image in and down about 10 pixesls,
making it offset with the gradient background and leaving the edge
of the logo visible (which is supposed to look like it runs off the
page). How can I fix this?
And once it's working, how do I set these two areas, the side
gradient with logo and the top nav bar with site name, to be the
template for the rest of the site with the big open area I have
left on the rest of the page as the editable region? It seems to me
like once I get this set as the template, the rest of the pages
will come together fairly quickly and easily.
Is there another way to do this that would be easier? I'm
very much open to suggestions. I don't yet have the site up on a
testing server to show anyone online, but if you would like to
email me
[email protected], I'd
welcome the correspondence and help in getting this working. I'd
also be willing to send the .html files to someone by email if they
could be helpful. Sorry for the long post, but I've spent all day
working on this problem, and am absolutely desperate. Please help,
and thank you for your time.> The only problem, and a big one, is that when I insert
the
> image for the whole FW document (or even for just the
logo itself), even
> when
> it says the page has no margins or padding, it still
seems to set this
> image in
> and down about 10 pixesls, making it offset with the
gradient background
> and
> leaving the edge of the logo visible (which is supposed
to look like it
> runs
> off the page). How can I fix this?
You need to set 0 margin and padding on the body tag. Copy
the following
into the head of your document just before the closing head
tag (/head>)
Preferably it should go into an external stylesheet, but by
the sounds of
things you are not using this as yet.
<style type="text/css">
<!--
body {
padding: 0;
margin: 0;
background-color: White; /*change to suit whatever your
background image is
-->
</style>
> And once it's working, how do I set these two areas, the
side gradient
> with
> logo and the top nav bar with site name, to be the
template for the rest
> of the
> site with the big open area I have left on the rest of
the page as the
> editable
> region? It seems to me like once I get this set as the
template, the rest
> of
> the pages will come together fairly quickly and easily.
Once you have added the above to your page, you need to save
the page as a
Template. You will be asked to create an editable region
(which is the area
that will be changed on each child page created from this
template).
The DW help files do offer some information on how to create
Template
pages - that may be the first stop for you :-)
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Reset .asp form on page load
I produced an .asp fillable form in DWCS5 using ASP Form 2 Email extension. Worked very well. Problem -- ONLY with IE. When I "submit" the form, I get the "success" page. If I hit the back button on the browser, all the form info is still there. I inserted the "pragma" meta into the <head> and it resolved the problem in all browsers EXCEPT IE. Any suggestions as to how I can force the cache to clear on page load? Or, maybe a way to disable the "back" button on the browser when the success page has appeared?
TomDelMar wrote:
> DW8 / PHP / MySQL
> How can I submit a form when the user enters the page? I
want to emulate the
> user selecting the page and clicking the submit button.
Can this be done
> easily?
Perhaps you're not phrasing your question correctly, but what
you're
suggesting is nonsense/not necessary. A form is designed for
user input.
If you want the form to be submitted when the page loads, the
user has
no opportunity to enter any input before it's submitted. If
you don't
want any user input, there is no need to submit a form. You
simply write
a PHP script that runs automatically when the page loads.
Forms play no
role in your scenario.
David Powers
Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
Author, "Foundation PHP 5 for Flash" (friends of ED)
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Interactive PDF Form Within HTML Layer
I am using DW8 and have flash, etc.....Has anyone got around
to creating a dll for direct imbeding of pdf files in a layer or
named anchor. I am somewhat sure that a outside link can be created
with an icon on the page but it would seem practical that the
service pac for Dreamweaver 8 should have the precreated adobe
product instance version checking on the client should be
available. I am also hoping that the xml conversion between DW8 and
Adobe Ilistrature (forgive the spelling as ilistrator does not have
a spell check) would allow for a direct import both for static and
dynamic forms.
Please let me know of anything that is out there or a
reasonable workaround.
Thanks, JJEKYes I coverted the pdf to a flashpaper doc, however it
appears you lose some xtml field criteria and the doc is flat with
no enterable fields, for say email forward or pull from a php serv.
I could create a Flash widget to open another child window with the
adobe instance and the associtated file being opened at start, but
is this really necessary for sister products? Ex system
designer/developer/tester/implementer now just lazy user who wants
a widget (dll, xml with css and associated font conversions) or a
better idea that risking orpaned windows. -
Operating system and version: Win 2000
Macromedia product and version: DW8
Browser and version: IE7
Steps to reproduce:
1) Add a form
2) Name a text form element named: <%= (iCount &
".Qty") %>
3) Add a button
4) Add a date validation, or better said .. try to.
The form element is not listed in the form, form elements
NEEDS to be named
as above (<%= (iCount & ".Qty") %>)
I even tried renaming the element to say 'date', it worked, I
apply the
validation and then on the code replace 'date' for '<%=
(iCount & ".Qty")
%>', but it doesnt work.
I am using ASP/VB with MS SQL 2000
How should I solve this ? I cannot change the name of the
element and need
to validate that the element is a date (mm/dd/yyyy).
Bottom line: While the element is named <%= (iCount &
".Qty") %> I
cannot apply a validation to it, tried several extensions,
none work.
Please advice,
AlejandroI want to have control over certain 'dimension type of' columns in the classic report / tabular form with APEX_ITEM.* in the sql for the report while some of the columns are from Collection with their collection column names. C001, C002 etc..
...clips
SELECT
APEX_ITEM.SELECT_LIST_FROM_LOV(35
,C035,'LOV_ANIMALS'
,'style="width:50px"','YES',NULL,NULL
,'f35_' || LPAD (seq_id, 4, '0'),NULL) animals
,to_number(c001) c001
,to_number(c002) c002
FROM apex_collections WHERE collection_name = 'SLEEPY_ANIMAL'
...clips
When there are several columns in the report, it is easier to maintain C001...columns appearance in the Report Attributes-->Column Attributes.
Oh yes, I have adapted Denes dynamic cascading lov for tabular forms which is the reason for having the "APEX_ITEM..." in the query and from some blog I read that it is very good to toss those 'dimension' type of columns to high-end numbers in the collection, so there will be space for the entry columns.
E.g. firstrow in the tabular form
c035 -- animals --> f35 --> f35_0001 (select list with lov LOV_ANIMALS)
c001 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes"--> f01 --> f01_0001 (text area, editable column)
c002 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes"--> f02 --> f02_0001 (text area, editable column)
So the numbering is the same for the www-form and collection columns.
Everything is ok if the columns c001 and c002 are editable e.g. 'text area' type, but if I change c001 to 'Display..' type then the order for item_id's change.
c035 -- animals --> f35 --> f35_0001
c001 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes" (display as text (escape special chars...))
c002 -- "what ever I have said in Column attributes"--> f01 --> f01_0001
So now the collection column c002 accidentally is mapped to forms f01-column while I might assume it is f02.
rgrds Paavo -
Hi folks
I've built a form using CCS in DW8 - with the usual: name,
email, comments box with a tick box. The form appears on a pink
background. I have created #Divs as well as .classes for the
elements. I have a problem though - on the 'checkbox' when I view
the page in FIrefox, Safari, Camino & Mozilla the page looks
fine - however on the IE browser the checkbox has a box/outline
around it (which it shouldn't have) it's only a slight glitch
however it shouldn't be there. I've even wrote a class for the
checkbox with a pink outline/border to see if that would sort the
problem - but it doesn't!
Any ideas, work throughs? Have others come across this
problem?
Many thanks in advanceHi there,
here's the URL - remember to view in IE as that's what's
causing the problem:
http://www.vipink.co.uk/contact/contactVIP.php
Here's the relevant code / CSS for the checkbox:
<div id="mailing_list">
<label for="mailing">Add me to your mailing
list</label>
<input name="mailing" type="checkbox" class="checkbox"
id="mailing" value="true" />
</div>
CSS:
/* Form Styling */
/* Label styling */
label {
font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
color: #FFCCFF;
font-weight: normal;
text-decoration: none;
padding: 2px;
/* Text space styling */
#Content #Container #IUK_Form #Name {
margin-top: 10px;
/* Submit button styling */
.SubmitBtn {
font-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 12px;
font-weight: normal;
background-color: #EC2D75;
padding: 10px;
border: 1px solid #FFFFFF;
color: #FFFFFF;
margin-top: 0px;
margin-right: 0px;
margin-bottom: 0px;
margin-left: 15px;
/* Tick box styling*/
.checkbox {
background-color: #F55296;
margin: 0px;
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DW8 and "browser-safe" scripts
I don't know if this is a bug in DW8 or a local problem, and
it's not really important either way, but I did want to get it off
my chest. When I open a HTML page containing a Shockwave movie
embedded with an <object> tag into DW8, I get the prompt that
the <object> tag may not work properly with recent versions
of IE, and do I want to use a browser-safe script instead? Out of
curiousity I've given this a go and uploaded a test page, and
amusingly the page now gives two runtime errors in IE6 which prompt
you to run the Microsoft Debugger - see
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/nursing/sonet/test/dyslexia_test/2.html.
No such problem in Mozilla 1.7, of course. This is probably caused
by there being other Javascript scripts on the page, but it did
make me chortle anyway. "Browser-safe", eh? ;-)
I was hoping that the fix might kill the irritating but
non-fatal IE prompt you sometimes get on pages with Shockwave
movies, which prompts you to click Ok to run ActiveX content, but I
think I'll live with that rather than runtime errors...
Cheers
Fred"Browser-safe", eh? ;-)
Definitely. Are you talking shockwave or Flash? The former is
for Director
files, the latter is for errr Flash files.
Anyhow, your two errors are -
Line 2, syntax error.
Line 159, object expected.
Fix the first by removing this line -
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
It's not needed, and furthermore, it hurts you by putting IE
into quirks
mode. I'm not quite sure why it's throwing this js error
though. <shrug>
The second error is caused by your failure to upload the
Scripts folder,
which contains the function called on line 159 -
<script type="text/javascript">
AC_SW_RunContent( '
Do those things and you'll see a difference.
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"Fred Riley" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
>I don't know if this is a bug in DW8 or a local problem,
and it's not
>really important either way, but I did want to get it off
my chest. When I
>open a HTML page containing a Shockwave movie embedded
with an <object> tag
>into DW8, I get the prompt that the <object> tag
may not work properly with
>recent versions of IE, and do I want to use a
browser-safe script instead?
>Out of curiousity I've given this a go and uploaded a
test page, and
>amusingly the page now gives two runtime errors in IE6
which prompt you to
>run the Microsoft Debugger - see
>
http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/nursing/sonet/test/dyslexia_test/2.html.
No
>such problem in Mozilla 1.7, of course. This is probably
caused by there
>being other Javascript scripts on the page, but it did
make me chortle
>anyway. "Browser-safe", eh? ;-)
>
> I was hoping that the fix might kill the irritating but
non-fatal IE
> prompt you sometimes get on pages with Shockwave movies,
which prompts you
> to click Ok to run ActiveX content, but I think I'll
live with that rather
> than runtime errors...
>
> Cheers
>
> Fred -
Using math functions DW8, MySQL...
Hey Guys!!!
I know i've probably asked this question a couple of times
but i just can't get the hang of it.
Here i've got a text field. In this text field i want to
multiply values from 2 fields in my database(mysql) and display.
(ie field1 * field2 = result displays which should display in
the text field). HOW DO I DO THIS??
PS
My database connection is working fine through DW8, but what
commends do i put in the dynamicsource to have it multiply the said
fields.
PLEASE HELP!>>
Gosh you've got some memory
>>
Lol, no, my memory as such is in shambles as always -- but as
I´ve established a local testing directory named "ramsthedon",
it´s easy to track my previous stuff ;-)
>>
Where do i go from there to input the SQL code you have
generously assisted me with?
>>
at times using DW´s "visual interfaces" isn´t that
appropriate for custom-built code -- that said, DW comes with a
substantial list of built-in "data bindings", but apart from that
isn´t aware of manually introduced data preprocessing like
your $result - variable.
When being in "Design" view, you´ll just need to click
on the respective form field, then switch the page to "Code", and
copy/paste the <?php echo $result; ?> fragment into the
field´s value="" parameter -- after pasting you should see
this result:
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I have recently upgraded from DW8 to CS5. This occurred when I purchased a new computer with the OS going from XP Pro to Win 7 Ultimate (remained with 32 bit instead of going up to 64 bit). DW8 didn't like the new OS. Now at this stage I am still carrying maintenance out on the DW8 created sites (haven't created any new CS5 ones yet) and I am having trouble with the PVII Menu system which I was forced to upgrade to Version II (to cope with the New Everything) however, more importantly, CS5 will not let me edit the Editable Section of the Template pages as DW8 used to do (as soon as I click on the Editable area, the whole sheet "greys out" and locks me out). I can disengage the Template, however if I do that I can't reattached the page back to the Template. Are you aware of a work around, because if not, it looks as though I am going to have to waste hours re-creating the page as a CS5 page to overcome this issue. Your comments will be appreciated. Hope you might have a solution. With over sixty pages on one site, I am not looking forward too that I can assure you....:-(
Your assistance and advice would be very much welcomed.
Kind regards,
John CHi SE,
Looks as though Project Seven made an easy $65.00 from me...:-( I have attached the Code for the index.htm page below which is the page I am having the trouble with;
I have at this point not üpgraded the PVII Menu System on the DWT Template even though I have already installed the Extension into Dreamweaver. I am thinking that I will just ditch the PV V.1 Menu and replace the Menu with PVII on the DWT Template
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mm_menu_1002230356_0.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
mm_menu_1002230356_0.writeMenus();
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_2.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_2.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.addMenuItem("CHP");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.addMenuItem("Leasing");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.addMenuItem("Chattel Mortgage");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.addMenuItem("Rental");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.hideOnMouseOut=true;
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.addMenuItem("CHP");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.addMenuItem("Leasing");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.addMenuItem("Chattel Mortgage");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.addMenuItem("Rental");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.fontWeight="bold";
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.hideOnMouseOut=true;
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.addMenuItem("Deposit Loans");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.addMenuItem("Personal Loans");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.fontWeight="bold";
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.addMenuItem("Deposit Bonds");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.addMenuItem("Commercial Lease Bond");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.fontWeight="bold";
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_2);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_3);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_4);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_5);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_6);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem("Merchant Finance");
mm_menu_1004005446_0.fontWeight="bold";
mm_menu_1004005446_0.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0.childMenuIcon="arrows.gif";
mm_menu_1004005446_0.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
mm_menu_1004005446_0.writeMenus();
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function mmLoadMenus() {
if (window.mm_menu_1012220357_0) return;
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_1.addMenuItem("Investment");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_1.addMenuItem("Equity Release");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_1.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem("Commercial");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem("Industrial");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.hideOnMouseOut=true;
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_2.addMenuItem("Grant");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_2.hideOnMouseOut=true;
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_2.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_2.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.addMenuItem("CHP");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.addMenuItem("Lease");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.addMenuItem("Chattel Mortgage");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.addMenuItem("Rental");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.fontWeight="bold";
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_3.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.addMenuItem("CHP");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.addMenuItem("Lease");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.addMenuItem("Chattel Mortgage");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.addMenuItem("Rental");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_4.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
window.mm_menu_1004005446_0_5 = new Menu("Personal Loans",117,18,"Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif, Britannic Bold",12,"#66FFFF","#66FFFF","#0033FF","#000033","left","middle",3,0,1000,-5,7,true,true, true,0,true,true);
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.addMenuItem("Deposit Loans");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.addMenuItem("Personal Loans");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.fontWeight="bold";
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_5.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
window.mm_menu_1004005446_0_6 = new Menu("Insurance Bonds",174,18,"Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif, Britannic Bold",12,"#66FFFF","#66FFFF","#0033FF","#000033","left","middle",3,0,1000,-5,7,true,true, true,0,true,true);
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.addMenuItem("Deposit Bond");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.addMenuItem("Commercial Lease Bond");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.fontWeight="bold";
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_6.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
window.mm_menu_1004005446_0 = new Menu("root",193,18,"Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif, Britannic Bold",12,"#66FFFF","#66FFFF","#0033FF","#000033","left","middle",3,0,1000,-5,7,true,true, true,0,true,true);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_1);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_2);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_3);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_4);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_5);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_6);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem("Merchant (Vendor) Finance");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0.childMenuIcon="arrows.gif";
mm_menu_1004005446_0.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
mm_menu_1004005446_0.writeMenus();
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function mmLoadMenus() {
if (window.mm_menu_1004005446_0) return;
window.mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_1 = new Menu("Residential",172,18,"Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif, Britannic Bold",12,"#66FFFF","#66FFFF","#0033FF","#000033","left","middle",3,0,1000,-5,7,true,true, true,0,true,true);
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_1.addMenuItem("Owner Occupied","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_1.addMenuItem("Investment","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_1.addMenuItem("Equity Release (Seniors)","window.open('Constructio n.htm', '_blank');");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_2.addMenuItem("Tax Exemption","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_2.addMenuItem("Funding Grant","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_2.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_2.bgColor='#555555';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_2.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_2.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_3.addMenuItem("CHP","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_3.addMenuItem("Lease","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_3.addMenuItem("Chattel Mortgage","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_3.addMenuItem("Rental","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_3.hideOnMouseOut=true;
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_3.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_3.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_4.addMenuItem("CHP","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_4.addMenuItem("Lease","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_4.addMenuItem("Chattel Mortgage","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_4.addMenuItem("Rental","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_4.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_5.addMenuItem("Deposit Loans","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_5.addMenuItem("Personal Loans","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_5.hideOnMouseOut=true;
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_5.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_5.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_6.addMenuItem("Deposit Bonds","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_6.addMenuItem("Commercial Rental Guarantee","window.open('Construc tion.htm', '_blank');");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_6.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_6.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_6.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_6.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_6.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_1);
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem("Commercial","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem("Industrial","window.open('Construction.htm', '_blank');");
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_2);
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_3);
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_4);
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_5);
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_1_6);
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.addMenuItem("Merchant (Vendor) Finance","window.open('Construction .htm', '_blank');");
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.childMenuIcon="arrows.gif";
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mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0_1.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1004005446_0.addMenuItem(mm_menu_1004005446_0_1);
mm_menu_1004005446_0.fontWeight="bold";
mm_menu_1004005446_0.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1004005446_0.childMenuIcon="arrows.gif";
mm_menu_1004005446_0.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1004005446_0.menuBorder=3;
mm_menu_1004005446_0.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1004005446_0.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
mm_menu_1004005446_0.writeMenus();
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function mmLoadMenus() {
if (window.mm_menu_1018222929_0) return;
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mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_1.addMenuItem("Owner-Occupier");
mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_1.addMenuItem("Investments");
mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_1.addMenuItem("Equity Release");
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mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_1.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_1.bgColor='#555555';
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mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_1.menuLiteBgColor='#FFFFFF';
mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_1.menuBorderBgColor='#777777';
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mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_2.addMenuItem("Industrial");
mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_2.fontWeight="bold";
mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_2.hideOnMouseOut=true;
mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_2.bgColor='#555555';
mm_menu_1018222929_0_1_2.menuBorder=3;
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<strong>Finance Here</strong> firmly believes in its ability to achieve complete involvement with its customers needs and strives to maintain the highest level of customer service and satisfaction. The services we offer are flexible and can be tailored to your requirements.<br />
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<li>Equity Finance </li>
<li>Credit Impairment Solutions - Yes Still Available </li>
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<li>Competitive Motor Vehicle Finance Solutions (Full Doc)</li>
<li>Competitive Equipment & Technology Finance (Full Doc)</li>
<li>Novated Finance Packages</li>
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<li>Financial Planning Services (through our Licensed partner) </li>
<li>Numerous other Finance services (Just ask us) </li>
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Please let me know if you would like me to post the code for the DWT Template as well.
Thanking you for your time and forbearence.
Regards,
John C -
Please can someone help. I am relatively new to dreamweaver
but now have a need to use it. I originally did some basic
development in Ultradev4 and the search/result page routine I
needed worked fine. Have now upgraded to DW8 and it no longer
works.
Application is to register new users. The first page (search)
adds a new user record with some of the fields then continues to
the next (result page) to update more fields. The search page uses
POST and all fields are named, the result page uses a filter on
D_Alias using the form variable. (a unique field value which has
previous been checked with the Check New Username server behaviour
- can't use the record ID because it is not known at the time of
insertion).
The insert action on the search page works and if I test the
recordset it will find the record, however when run in the browser
(having been called from the search page) I come up with the
800a0bcd error.
If I try to change the POST to GET an exclamation mark
appears against Insert Record in Server Behaviours which can only
be cleared by changing back to POST.
One of the reasons I have this requirement is that I have 2
unique requirements - D_Alias and D_Email - in Ultradev4 you could
only have one Check New Username per page (and it worked with an
update form). I find in Dreamweaver 8 that it doesn't work with an
update form but you can have multiple Check New Usernames with an
insert record (provided you edit out the dim statements for
MM_rsKey and MM_rsKey_cmd in the subsequent 'calls'). This isn't a
problem for me now, but will do later when users want to amend
their records - including changing their email address.
Any help will be greatly appreciated - it is very frustrating
to be stuck at such an early stage
Many thanks in advance
Chris ArnoldHave you check this tech, note.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19203
Dave
"hulabaloo" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> Please can someone help. I am relatively new to
dreamweaver but now have a
need
> to use it. I originally did some basic development in
Ultradev4 and the
> search/result page routine I needed worked fine. Have
now upgraded to DW8
and
> it no longer works.
>
> Application is to register new users. The first page
(search) adds a new
user
> record with some of the fields then continues to the
next (result page) to
> update more fields. The search page uses POST and all
fields are named,
the
> result page uses a filter on D_Alias using the form
variable. (a unique
field
> value which has previous been checked with the Check New
Username server
> behaviour - can't use the record ID because it is not
known at the time of
> insertion).
>
> The insert action on the search page works and if I test
the recordset it
will
> find the record, however when run in the browser (having
been called from
the
> search page) I come up with the 800a0bcd error.
>
> If I try to change the POST to GET an exclamation mark
appears against
Insert
> Record in Server Behaviours which can only be cleared by
changing back to
POST.
>
> One of the reasons I have this requirement is that I
have 2 unique
> requirements - D_Alias and D_Email - in Ultradev4 you
could only have one
Check
> New Username per page (and it worked with an update
form). I find in
> Dreamweaver 8 that it doesn't work with an update form
but you can have
> multiple Check New Usernames with an insert record
(provided you edit out
the
> dim statements for MM_rsKey and MM_rsKey_cmd in the
subsequent 'calls').
This
> isn't a problem for me now, but will do later when users
want to amend
their
> records - including changing their email address.
>
> Any help will be greatly appreciated - it is very
frustrating to be stuck
at
> such an early stage
>
> Many thanks in advance
>
>
> Chris Arnold
> -
Hallo NG,
tragisch: plötzlich und aus heiterem Himmel startet mein
DW8 nicht mehr,
bzw. er baut sich auf und schließt mit einer
Fehlermeldung
ab. Dann ist Schluß.
Ich habe schon 3 mal neuinstalliert, vorher die Registry
gesäubert...alles umsonst.
Kann mir jemand weiterhelfen? Achja...update auf 8.0.2 hilft
auch nicht.
mfg
christianAuch wenn Selbstgespräche meist nicht sehr unterhaltsam
sind, ist es
sehr löblich, uns dies in dieser Form mitzuteilen.
So läßt sich die Lösung bei Bedarf schnell
finden und du hilfst sicher
einigen, bei denen dies später auftritt.
Sehr sinnvoll das.
danke,
hil
Christian Lifka schrieb:
>
>>
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=fb181c10
>
> also falls es jemanden, vielleicht auch mal betroffenen
interessiert:
>
> es lag an einer *.dws datei im ordner sitecache.
> habe die ordner und dateien solange hinundher geschoben,
bis das
> programm startete.
> konnte also alle einstellungen retten, samt behaviors,
sitecache etc...
>
> gute nacht
> christian
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