GetDynamicContent in Context_QTE_Dynamic.htm

Right-click in DW 8.02 yields the following error:
"While executing getDynamicContent in
Context_QTE_Dynamic.htm, a JavaScript error occurred." In addition
to this, the code inspector is blank, showing no code for any page.
I reinstalled 8.02 update to no avail. I uninstalled DW,
cleaned the registry, installed DW, and installed the 8.02 update.
All was in vain.
Thanks in advance for any assistance!

This is a User2User forum for Acrobat JavaScript. You will probably get a better answer in the Dreamweaver forum.

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import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
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<FORM NAME="Login" METHOD="POST" ACTION="rte.ServletLDAP">
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Hi,
Try adding CSS files and images to the excluded Pages.

HTTP Status 404 - /B1iXcellerator/index.htm

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I am always getting an error whether it be 2005B or 2007B when I am using SAP Business One integration platform > Control Center as follows :
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The I click and select Allow Blocked content and I then get the page displayed as error as under :
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type Status report
message /B1iXcellerator/index.htm
description The requested resource (/B1iXcellerator/index.htm) is not available.
Apache Tomcat/5.5.20
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Contribute, using v4). One of the three sites I am now
administering was not bringing up the correct home page due to
there being both an index.htm and an index.html page on the server.
I have removed the incorrect one (index.htm) from the server and
cannot get Contribute to forget it. I have tried:
1. Deleting the connection and creating a new one, browsing
to the correct home page. Everything is OK until I open the
connection and I get a page not found error. If I add the
additional 'l' to index.htm, everything works OK.
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ignores the order and still looks for index.htm.
3. Deleted index.htm from the default pages list on the Web
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Server settings on Contribute.
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2) Go to Internet Information Services.
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properties.
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Does DW recognize default.htm / index.html?

I'm new to Dreamweaver and am working on an existing web
site. Web servers typically load up a "default.htm" or "index.html"
page when you give it a URL with just the directory name, e.g.
http://foo.bar/about/. Most of
the links in my site are set up that way. How can I get Dreamweaver
to recognize that <a href="/about/"> is not a broken link? Or
does it automatically know to look for default.htm?

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> You are actually making your server work harder by
ommitting the full file
> reference and I can;t really see what you are gaining.
You can define a
> homepage within DW but that is only one for the site and
not for each
> folder.
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>> I'm new to Dreamweaver and am working on an existing
web site. Web
>> servers
>> typically load up a "default.htm" or "index.html"
page when you give it a
>> URL
>> with just the directory name, e.g.
http://foo.bar/about/. Most of
the
>> links in
>> my site are set up that way. How can I get
Dreamweaver to recognize that
>> <a
>> href="/about/"> is not a broken link? Or does it
automatically know to
>> look
>> for default.htm?
>>
>
>

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