Live View on XMP with ICS

I bought Live View and upgraded it with latest available software but i can't get notification of SMS,Facebook,RSS and Calender on Live View
My phone is Xperia Mini Pro with ICS .431 update. Live View with latest firmware. Live View latest app from Android market.
Only Call/Miscall alerts and Find phone option are working.
How to use other options?
Sony guys please help me!

I have updated, resetted and cleared all data still it doesn't help
Will try resetting and clearing again!

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LCD live viewing & copy work with EOS 70D (W)

Hi,
Can anyone please provide insight, guidance, solutions to accomplish this efficiently?
Goal/operation:
I want to use the camera for copy work: portfolio, flat art, photos, objects etc. I have old family photo albums I want to copy/photograph each image separately without removing/disturbing/damaging the images in the books.
The camera is mounted on a vertical copy stand shooting down (subject is mainly flat art).
I want to be able to view through the LCD in live view (camera is 90º facing down at copy board), have manual control, set up & align the subject and shoot the photos using the flash lighting system in quick efficient production process.
Equipment used:
Camera EOS 70D (W)
Minolta Copy stand
Novatron 240 portable light system, 2 lights with polarized sheet film
synch connections:
wireless - Pocket Wizard Plus 2 Transceiver.
wired - Nikon AS-15 Hot shot cord adapter
PROBLEM
I am having issues being able to view through the LCD, set up & align the subject and shoot the photos - without jumping through hoops.
It seems I have to switch to Av from M after shutter release to view subject in LCD, then switch back to M for the next shot, camera fails to shoot and shows error message: “Press start/stop button to activate movie shooting”. This doesn’t make sense as I’m not movie shooting.
If I change the mode to “Flash off” and back to “M” then it appears to work, however once I switch to Av mode to view the subject again, it starts the process all over.
There must be a better/easier way.
Could this be a potential bug in the camera? or am I missing something? I don’t see solutions in manual.
Will mode setting “C” Custom allow “Live viewing” w/ custom “Manual control” to bypass the need to use “M” manual setting that wont allow LCD viewing?
Camera settings:
Shooting with LCD (live view shooting)
mode setting:
Av - for live viewing and setup of subject
Then switch to M - Manual for manual control and shutter release
Also - I would like to connect to Apple Mac Laptop computer, live view on screen, and if possible have the option to record the photos direct to computer hard disk. Can this be done with this camera? IF so, what is needed?
Best regards,
J

-Canon 70D have built-in Wifi, so you can connect your camera with your computer wirelessly for tethered shooting. I have PC so the instruction may be different, but you need to install Canon EOS Utility.
-You can do everything in M mode even Live View. I think you are doing something wrong here, you may need to re-read your manual regarding this problem.
-C mode is customized M mode, so you can do everything in C mode also. With C mode, you can save all the setting so you can come back later. It's a great use in your case where you can make your C mode has all the settings for your work, then when you take the camera out to shoot something else, use other mode. Later, when you come back, just switch back to C so you don't have to change anything.
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DW CS4 - Design/Live view not available with PHP

I am working with PHP documents but both Live View and Design View are grey and unavailable with PHP documants open. I am using MAMP and have set up local info and testing server in the site set up dialog several times myself and with the help of some web search with no difference. Any thoughts on what may be some things to check would be greatly appreciated.

Hoooo Leeeee Moe Leeee...
QUOTE"
Have you changed your preferences to open PHP pages in Code view?
In the File Types/Editors category of Preferences, if you add .php to the list of file name extensions in "Open in code view", it disables Design view and Live View for that type of file.
I can not believe I searched for over 30 minutes to find out that adding .php to this field; disables one of the ONLY reasons I purchased CS5.
Just for giggles, why would it be designed like this? "Open in code View" = a prefrence to what screen type you see, not, "I want to disable CS5 to pre CS2 version"...
Well, just my two cents. Now that I know, I will never do that again... So, Next question. Is there a way to make Dreamweaver by default open in code view, without setting the tempting box to do it for you?
Thanks ahead of time. By the way, I am greatful that someone has the answers! and I am glad that person is you sir = Enter the Adobe Expert.

Why does Live View not work with the following: @media only screen and (max-width: 480px)?

When I use the above media query in my stylesheet Live View ceases to update the viewport. I have to update it manually each time I add or change a style. This is not the case when I use styles under a common tablet sized query @media only screen and (max-width: 768px), or when there is no query at all. Is this a bug or is there something I am missing here?

Code errors might account for the discrepancy. Validate your code and fix any reported errors.
CSS - http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/
HTML - http://validator.w3.org/
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How to Live View with external CSS files?

I am using a simple HTML page that references several external CSS style sheets. The style sheets are site root relative. The code validates.
http://www.sandsmuseum.com/coinop/games/evansraces/documentation/index.html
In Dreamweaver, the page looks good in Design View. Previewing in a browser looks good when the box to save temporary files is checked (replaces css inline for the input to the browser.)
However the page is missing the CSS and an image that is site root relative when I try to view it with Live View.
Does Live View only work with a test server? I tried setting up a test server that points to the remote server but that does not seem to help.
I am sure I am missing something. Can someone please help?
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Michael

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How do I get php files to render in Live View

I'm using CS4 and have just found that I can't get php pages to render in live view. I have no problems with html pages. Help

Hi,
his thread could solve your problem: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2610272 "DW CS4 - Design/Live view not available with PHP" where David Powers (nr. 5) answered in this way:
Have you changed your preferences to open PHP pages in Code view?
In the File Types/Editors category of Preferences, if you add .php to the list of file name extensions in "Open in code view", it disables Design view and Live View for that type of file.
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The Canon Free EOS Utility does have this functionality. Appstore's Smart Shooter does have it too! Why can't find this in Aperture?

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How do you configure Dreamweaver to accept PHP in live view when set up with a local testing server (ie., localhost:8888) via MAMP (not MAMP Pro)? My site shows up in the browser, but not in DM live view. Thanks.

I am using a Macbook Pro with Yosemite and cannot get live view to work in conjunction with my local server or with my php files.
What could be wrong? I have set up/synced everything with my root folder in htdocs.
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Problem with Css styles not showing in live view or when i browse

I am using Mac osx 10.6 and building website with Dreamweaver CS5. Sometimes div tags i create not showing styles or rendering in live view or when I browse but showing in design view. I looked in dreamwever faq and they talk about not showing in design view to toggle the display styles. That is not the problem becuase it is check marked and I tried turning off and turning on and made no difference.I am using firefox browser.
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<div id="mainnav">
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Webpage looks good with tranparent boxes and photo background in live view but not in browsers

If anyone has time to help I would be very grateful.   I am new to dreamweaver and am trying to make a webpage with transparent colums and boxed text using styles. It looks perfect in "live view" but when I look at it in any browser all formatting is gone. It looks like the background with text on top layed out wrapped across the entire page.   I have not been able to figure out what is wrong in days of searching. Does anyone know the answer?
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a:active {
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Helo thanks for responding . I think it uploads... It says it does as an assocaiated file when I put to the website. But that sounds like it is the issue. Those format commands seem to be the one it is ignoring. I am not familiar with html but I see that the href command is what identifies the path to the file I call TCAStyles. I notice that dw puts all my files in a local public file and the structure is different - with no public file - at the site.
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Help with Wordpress in Live View

I have recently started attempting to use Dreamweaver to customise Wordpress themes, following the guidance given in this article:
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The open file is index.php, opened from the root (htdocs) as specified in the article. I note from the comments on page 3 of the article that several people have experienced the same thing. One user reports solving it by placing the image in the images folder in the root directory, instead of within the theme directory. However, this seems odd for two reasons - one, as I understand it, it's not how Wordpress themes generally work (though I can understand having another 'images' folder in the root for working purposes), and two there is no images folder in my root directory. So, I have a few questions - the general one of what's going on and how do I fix, plus the specific question of whether or not there should be an images folder in my root directory? If so, why isn't it there? Any help greatly appreciated.
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Setting up Dreamweaver CS4 with PHP testing server... Live View doesnt work

Hello,
Im trying to setup Dreamweaver CS4 with a php website im
making. Ive setup the site information, and provided a testing site
(XAMPP), and i can see the fully rendered .php pages in the Live
View tab. However, say i change some of the text in the .php file
(say from <p>Hello</p> to <p>Hi</p>) and
then click in the Live View tab - the page does not update. It
seems to do something, bit just returns the same.
How do i set it up so, like with plain .html pages, you can
make a change to the source code and instantly see the change in
Live View?
(At the moment i have to make the change to the source code,
save it, click Live View to cancel it, and then click Live View
again).
Background:
Ive setup XAMPP (G:\XAMPP\)
Ive setup vhosts in apache.
Ive stored my websites in G:\Websites
Ive set the testing server to G:\Websites\site, where "site"
is setup as a vhost and correctly displays when entered into a
browser.
Ive set the url prefix to
http://site/
Ive set local root to G:\Websites\site
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers.

> How do i set it up so, like with plain .html pages, you
can make a change
> to
> the source code and instantly see the change in Live
View?
Did you try using F5 to refresh the page? If that doesn't
work for you,
then you'll have to drop and restart Live view. No need to
save and reload
the page.
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> Hello,
>
> Im trying to setup Dreamweaver CS4 with a php website im
making. Ive setup
> the
> site information, and provided a testing site (XAMPP),
and i can see the
> fully
> rendered .php pages in the Live View tab. However, say i
change some of
> the
> text in the .php file (say from <p>Hello</p>
to <p>Hi</p>) and then click
> in
> the Live View tab - the page does not update. It seems
to do something,
> bit
> just returns the same.
>
> How do i set it up so, like with plain .html pages, you
can make a change
> to
> the source code and instantly see the change in Live
View?
>
> (At the moment i have to make the change to the source
code, save it,
> click
> Live View to cancel it, and then click Live View again).
>
> Background:
> Ive setup XAMPP (G:\XAMPP\)
> Ive setup vhosts in apache.
> Ive stored my websites in G:\Websites
> Ive set the testing server to G:\Websites\site, where
"site" is setup as a
> vhost and correctly displays when entered into a
browser.
> Ive set the url prefix to
http://site/
> Ive set local root to G:\Websites\site
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheers.
>

Live view putting a file with no name

So i have a problem (don't know if it's a problem really, but at least an annoyance) with the Live View and Preview in browser features.
When use them, the file transfer window pops up (even if i have told it to stay "hidden") showing the following:
Started: 29.5.2013 15.47
index.php - same - not transferred
Connections:Raspberrypi.php - same - not transferred
styles:common.css - same - not transferred
- error occurred - Access denied. The file may not exist locally, may be open in another program, or there could be a local permission problem.
File activity incomplete. 1 file(s) or folder(s) were not completed.
Files skipped: 3
Files with errors: 1
Finished: 29.5.2013 15.47
So the weird lines are those marked with red. It looks like its trying to put a file with no name or extensions at all - and i don't think i have such files on my site. Also the permissions are correct on both the server and my Mac.
My web browser opens up and shows the site perfectly, and if I'm using the Live View, the site shows up well too. The thing is every time I hit F5 to refresh, i have to close the file transfer window. Annoying.
I don't know if it matters but I'm using a Raspberry Pi as my home web server. It has Apache2, PHP 5, MySQL and vsftpd running, and I have been able to use them with no problem earlier.
Hopefully someone knows what I am doing wrong here...
Thanks in adnvance!

Have you enabled Automatic Upload on SAVE? I never FTP files on Save. Way too much risk of error and it takes focus away from my work which is very distracting. See screenshot.
Nancy O.

Why Does Live View In DW Not Work With BC Template?

The live view using a BC template in DW CS6 shows "PAGE NOT FOUND" in the body section but the header and footer look fine. I should also point out that the index.htm page works fine, it's just the other pages that have this problem. What makes it weirder is that the site works fine in all other modes including when viewing in a normal browser, it's ONLY when in live view! I also noticed that if I delete the .htm extension in the url in the DW browser when in Live View it fixes the problem, but this requires me to do this everytime I want to switch to live view and surely is either a problem with how the BC template files are named or DW CS6 is buggy? Hopefully this is an easy one to answer??

Hi Alex,
Thanks for your reply, I have done a video demo at http://screencast.com/t/RsutrvoFn0xZ
Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2013 05:49:55 -0800
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Why Does Live View In DW Not Work With BC Template?
    Re: Why Does Live View In DW Not Work With BC Template?
    created by Alex Pavelescu in Dreamweaver & Business Catalyst - View the full discussion
Hi, Please provide the site url, and if you can, a video demo of the issue you're facing, using http://www.techsmith.com/jing.html, where you could also display the way you have your side setup ( Dreamweaver menu > Site > Site manager > http://screencast.com/t/GqqBk9MY4ck ) Kind Regards,Alex
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Problem with Live View being slow

Since the latest update it now takes up to 20 seconds for the live view to appear in Dreamweaver. Is this usual - anyone else having this problem, How can I solve it? it's like working in mud!

It may just be a temporary issue on their server. That's one of the main problems with referencing files you don't own, you are at the mercy of the owner's server status.
If you can, I would suggest getting a copy of the font files you are using and keeping them on your own server to reference instead, it may cost you extra, but it's worth it.
To be honest, I've never used Typekit and don't even know if that's possible, but I've had similar issues with Google Fonts in the past and will download fonts to be stored on my own systems now whenever it's critical that they are available whenever the website is (doesn't happen often, but).
You just need both a .ttf and .otf version of the font to ensure it works when using the @font-face css rule. Converting a .ttf to .otf is pretty simple and can be done in a lot of places online. You would need to check with Typekit's user agreements to see if that's possible, but Google's are all open source and can be modified however you see fit.

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