Editing Source Code

I'm working with 10.4.6 and Safari 2.0.3. Just learning HTML and doing some basic tutorials. I wrote the code using MS Word and everything went fine. The next part of the tutorial was to edit, using view source code. According to the lesson, one should be able to make changes there and then save and refresh, but I'm not able to make any changes. I checked to see if it was because the item was read only or locked, but that was not the case. Does it have something to do with Word? I did a search, but only came up with things referencing iweb. Any help is appreciated.

You can't edit source code with Safari. Use TextEdit or any text editor. Some other browsers might also have the capability to do this, I don't know.

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How view and edit source code before publish to iWeb

I noted the following iWeb page plays music when it opens: http://homepage.mac.com/kkirkster/maya_test/
How does one change the source code in iWeb before it is published so that such a change as he did works in opening a blog page?
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I could as easily edited the iWeb slideshow.html page but I wanted to test the features of the newer slide show.
The page was uploaded to my .Mac account (iDisk) and then copied to my Desktop. I edited the images to reduce their file size and edited the page code and reposted the entire thing (drag and drop) in my iDisk Sites (Homepage) folder.
The page was to test the features of the new javascript slide show and is S&G stuff.
Being a dial-up user (very slow) I wanted to give the value of the new slide show without the added bloat of the new iWeb software.
Here is the iWeb version with the same music code pasted into the slideshow.html page:
http://web.mac.com/kkirkster/iWeb/Maya/Maya.html
Once the first page loads completely a viewer can click on the "Start Slideshow" button and view the images and listen to very bad MIDI music.
Simple copy/paste of some object and embed tag code using Text Edit (set to plain text).
So. I'll make some slide show pages using iWeb and add a bit of simple code and then repost the page at my Homepage site.
Less bloat. More filling!

Creating a website/Editing Source Code

Um Im using Safari 3 Beta but on Mac OS X. I made a document in text edit and saved it as a html doc since I want to make a website. Then when I open it and hit view source, I am unable to edit the source code at all.. why?

Um... Ok think I understand what your saying, Thanks!
Or not.. when I save my file since what Im doing is just opening it and saving, do I choose to save it as an HTML file? Im honestly used to creating websites in IE since when you hit view source it would promt note pad to open.
Message was edited by: Fios89

Editing source code of svg components.

Is there any way to edit the source code of generated methods of svg components?? I tried but failed. If anyone can help me, please write..

Hi,
it really is an issue with IE7 - it doesn't accept the invalid image URLs (e.g. %%ThemesPath%%separator.gif) that are present in the slot content.
Unfortunately, I'm afraid there is no workaround except to use IE 6 (which somehow manages to continue despite that error) or a different browser in which the FreeTextBox control doesn't work at all, so you're reverted to a plain text edit box (e.g. WebKit-based browsers, not sure about FF).
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How to edit Java source code of a generated Web Service?

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Hi !
I am facing an odd issue when trying to modify the source code in a web dynpro that is in a Track.
This is what happens:
I create the project from Inactive DCs
I double click in the component controller (for example) and try to enter a line of code
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--- Until now everything is normal ---
A try again to type something inside the source code.. and NOTHING happens, is as if my keyboard was broken.
After trying 1000 things I found a workaround that is:
Open the DTR perspective in NWDS, go to inactive -- <project>.. gen_wdp , ( and in gen_wdp right click, edit --> subfolder tree).
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somebody has a hint ?
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hi,
I am able to edit the code is one of the DCs in the same track and I am unable to do so in the other. The error that I see in a popup while trying to edit the code is :
The operation can only be performed if the following objects are writable:The project is not in the repository, but there are some read-only files
Component Controller com.aramco.sao.had.hmd.dcsa.newagrcomp.NewAgrComp
Read-only: D:\Users\bohramx\Desktop\nwds-extsoa-7.3-SP02-PAT0001-win32\eclipse\workspace.jdi\1\DCs\aramco.com\it\ca\esales\web\newagrmnt\_comp\src\packages\com\aramco\sao\had\hmd\dcsa\newagrcomp\NewAgrComp.wdcontroller
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How do I see the source code in a Digital Edition doc?

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Are we allowed to use the Web developer function in Firefox version 5.0 to edit the html source code associated with the Firefox home page?

Locking at request of OP - https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/questions/844506
Are we allowed to use the Web developer function, under the "Firefox" tab in Firefox version 5.0, to edit the html source code associated with the Firefox version 5.0 home page ( so that we can personalize the home page )? Is this legal?
Sincerely in Christ,
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Solution: (Free Download Manager)
Go here: http://codecpack.co/download/Free_Download_Manager.html and download Free Download Manager 3.8.1067 Beta 3, it works perfectly with Firefox 5.0.1
Solution: (to Google mail aka Gmail)
I have had this problem for a while since I did a previous Firefox update, where I had to force Gmail to load in Basic HTML else it's next to impossible to use it. The solution is this: simply update your Java, and Gmail will work without a problem using Standard HTML. To update your Java go here: http://www.java.com/en/ and select "Free Java Download".
And beta normally, universally, means "the not quite there yet version of the version we're aiming for" NORMALLY used during production and testing of a type of software.

How to edit the html source code for my site

I have just started a blog, and am VERY new to it. I am trying to edit the html source code on my site (ie, to insert google adsense search bars). I go to my blog site, get to page source and see the html but I am not able to edit it. Not sure what I am doing wrong. Thanks!

You can use any editor you want mine is set up for notepad.exe
:see http://dmcritchie.mvps.org/firefox/firefox.htm#notepad
:to invoke use "Ctrl+U" or View > Page Source
:this is for sites that you maintain on your local drives or servers, and copy over to a website.

Why can't I edit the source code?

Updating an existing site that was created in Front Page. Am using DW CS4. Must be missing something totally obvious, but when I have pages open in split view, I'm unable to edit the source code. Any thoughts? I can make changes to the CSS, but direct editing in the source code seems to be unavailable.

> Is it because I didn¹t download the site through DW, that I can¹t edit the source
code?
No. HTML is HTML no matter who writes it.
This page is definitely a template controlled page, but it is one that has been 'hacked' in the sense that someone has removed the link to the template page from the head of this document (there should be a link to the template page just below the <html> tag). For example, if you look at the code on the about.htm page, you will see this -
<!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>
And by the way, I will say that this looks suspiciously like a DW page not a FrontPage page....
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When I am using firebug how do I enable editing of css source code? I can use the edit menu "find" option but cannot change the code. It won't allow that.

I am not allowed to edit my css source code. I can open a css file
and see all the code but when I try to change any of the text, it
will not do it. I thought I could text edit to update css files. How do I do that?

If your intention is to upload the changed file(s) to the server then you need to use an external editor.<br />
Otherwise you can look at an extension like Web Developer.
*Web Developer: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/web-developer/

Selecting multiple images to edit the source code

Hi. Does anyone know if there's a way to select multiple
images in a table and change there source code. The reason why I
ask is that I recently decided to organize my assets folder by
adding subfolders. Naturally, this makes my images appear as broken
links. It's a pretty big site that I'm working on and I would like
to know if there is a faster way than just selecting them one by
one.

If you would have created the folders within DW itself (file
management), and moved images from one
folder to the other, the links would have been adjusted
automatically. Carrying out changes like
this outside of DW will create broken links as you have
found.
Did you backup the original site, if so, and have a lot of
broken links, it maybe worthwhile, going
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> Hi. Does anyone know if there's a way to select multiple
images in a table and
> change there source code. The reason why I ask is that I
recently decided to
> organize my assets folder by adding subfolders.
Naturally, this makes my
> images appear as broken links. It's a pretty big site
that I'm working on and
> I would like to know if there is a faster way than just
selecting them one by
> one.
>

[NEW] [IMAGES] Adding the ability to preview/live edit the source code.

If the Muse Team added this, they could relax and not worry about adding so many other features.
Sure, you can do this already in your browser. But it's not really a dynamically edit thing.
Here, let me demonstrate.
You could naviagate (or shortcut) to a new button, as you can see below.
Once clicked you will get a dialog to choose preset program, open your own, or exit.
As you can see above, if the user does not have Dreamweaver, it will be greyed out.
You could probably guess what the dreamweaver would look like, but the muse editor may look like this.
Maybe even some html tags in button form
Of course, it would have content in it, including the <html> structure, including <head> and <body>
Why add this? Well...
Since Adobe Muse doesn't support all the features of the internet, you can easily add it here yourself! Until they add a button of course.
Then the Muse Team won't be so rushed to get all these features out.
Really hope they add this.
Also, they could touchup and make it look nicer, I just did some quick photoshop.
Note: We kind of have this already, though we can only edit the header... sort of...
This could be already done by exporting the html, opening it in a text editor, editing the code, somehow adding it back to muse, and realizing that you forgot some code, repeat.
But that is too long of a process, this request is much easier.

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Why does debugger not find source code when compiler output has been directed to the root directory, but the source is in a sub-directory, using Forte for JAVA community edition V3.0

I have configured Forte to put compiler output, i.e. my classes, in the root directory of the project. I now find that the debugger does not find the source code when it is in a sub-directory. However, if I temporarily copy a classes' source code to the root directory the debugger will display it.
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Hi,
My current landsacpe is NW 2004 and not NW2004s. Some of the MSS ESS are not listing source code in the SCA file. Could this be because the code is not available in Webdynpro and hence the SCA.
1 -How can I change the code of the non WD ESS MSS?
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Dear Dhanz,
You have posted the same question in Java Programming also,please try to avoid it.
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