Online poll in dreamweaver cs3

I'm new to dreamweaver and website development, can ayone
help? I've set up a html form with radio objects and a submit
button as a simple web poll. Yet i'm not sure how this works. Do I
have to set up something to proccess the information. I am hooked
up to a remote server that has mysql. It also asked for a page or a
script when I set up the form in the actions field. What should i
put their any help?

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Poll/survey in dreamweaver cs3

I've set up the design of an online poll/survey using radio
buttons and a submit buttons. Is this all i need to do? How will
the information be gathered from my server? Do I need to add
anything in the action field for the form? Any help please?

mojoedemos wrote:
> I've set up the design of an online poll/survey using
radio buttons and a
> submit buttons. Is this all i need to do? How will the
information be gathered
> from my server? Do I need to add anything in the action
field for the form? Any
> help please?
You will need a poll/survey script or application to make it
work. What
server-side language is available to you?
Dooza
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CF8 Help in Dreamweaver CS3

Does anyone know how to configure Dreamweaver CS3 to show CF8
help when I hit F1 while I have a CF tag highlighted?
Thanks so much for any help.
A.J.cfm

A.J.cfm wrote:
> Hey thanks didn't see the CTRL+F1 menu item (I know
'da') but that just opens
> up the livedocs.adobe.com web page and the help content
is not for the tag
> highlted in DWCS3. Is there way to make it work like it
did in Studio and
> HomeSite?
Never used CF Studio or HomeSite so I don't know how they
worked. Perhaps you can explain more about what you're actually
like to have happen.
There is the CF8 updater extension for Dreamweaver (for CS3
and CS4):
http://www.adobe.com/support/coldfusion/downloads.html
Which adds a new menu item on the Help menu which goes to:
http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/coldfusion/
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PDFs available of their docs which the above link offers.
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Kolletion supported in Dreamweaver CS3?

Hello, is the latest version of Kolletion supported in
Dreamweaver® CS3?
If not, will it soon or will it be called something else?
What’s up with updates, or new versions?
Thanks

I just got this from the Kollection fourm:
04-03-2007 16:23:18 GMT +2 Cristinel ANASTASOAIE [InterAKT
Online]
Hello Mark,
I just spoke to a guy called Martijn Koopmans at Adobe
Technical support (UK number) and he spoke to their Dreamweaver
"Expert" who confirmed that there WILL be a new version of
(Interakt) Kollection released for Dreamweaver CS.
We can confirm that there is a new version of Kollection
planned around the CS3 release. This version will address the
compatibility problems we have with Dreamweaver CS3 as well as
browser and OS compatibility issues.
It will not be available at the launch of DW CS.
The new version will be available around the Dreamweaver CS3
release.
So, got that - Martijn Koopmans, an employee of Adobe, has
catagorically stated that there will be a new version of the
Kollection extensions for Dreamweaver CS. So it must be true eh?
Yes. It is true. A new product version will be released under
a new name. It will be available on the online Adobe Store.
He also said that no features of Kollection have been built
into Dreamweaver CS.
This is also true. No features have been built into
Dreamweaver CS3 because the InterAKT acquisition came in the middle
of Dreamweaver development cycle. Moreover, even if some features
will be included in future versions, it is highly unlikely that
they will be included as is.
Sincerely,
Cristinel

Dreamweaver CS3 Paste HTML Problem

Hi, I'm a fairly basic user of Dreamweaver CS3. I used to be
able to paste HTML into webpages with no problem. I have recently
upgraded to CS3 and that menu command (Paste HTML) seems to have
gone. Can anybody help?
Thanks, your help would be appreciated!

dsbrett wrote:
> Hi, I'm a fairly basic user of Dreamweaver CS3. I used
to be able to paste HTML
> into webpages with no problem. I have recently upgraded
to CS3 and that menu
> command (Paste HTML) seems to have gone.
If you want to paste the actual HTML code into a page, just
switch to
Code view, and paste.
Copy, cut, and paste in Dreamweaver are context-specific. If
you copy a
section of a page in Design view, and paste it in Design
view,
Dreamweaver automatically copies and pastes the underlying
HTML. If you
copy in Code view, and paste into Design view, Dreamweaver
assumes that
you want to display the code (as you might want to do in an
online
tutorial), so it converts all the angle tags into HTML
entities and
displays the tags and attributes in the page.
The simple rule is copy and paste from Code view to Code
view, or from
Design view to Design view.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
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ED)
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Resizing FLV files in Dreamweaver CS3

Hello,
I am adding videos to my websites' "videos main page", and these extra videos are going to be added to the videos currently in the flash player. I have already copied the jpg preview picture files and the flv video files into my website directory. To contain the extra data, I have already added the appropriate number of <li>'s to the index.html file of the videos folder. For each new video I have also added an <img src="...."> line to the images.xml file. The images.xml file has information regarding the id, location etc..of every video in general. It is shown below.
images.xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<gallery>
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          <img src="2g_robotics.flv" id="2g_robotics" vidpreview="video_gallery/album1/videos/2g_robotics_preview.jpg" caption="2G Robotics"/>
          <img src="clearpath.flv" id="clearpath" vidpreview="video_gallery/album1/videos/clearpath_preview.jpg" caption="Clearpath"/>
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          <img src="nalion.flv" id="nalion" vidpreview="video_gallery/album1/videos/nalion_preview.jpg" caption="Nalion"/>
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The only issue that I have, is that the videos themselves display in the player at a much smaller size, than the container size. I bet you could fit a three by three array of videos in my flash player. The first four img src lines are the videos that play at the correct size, and fill the flash player container, whereas the last three img src lines (the ones I added) are the videos that do not display at a correct size.
Is there any way that I can resize the flv files so that they fill the container within the flash player in Dreamweaver CS3? I primarily assumed that one can simply change the pixel dimensions (width and height) properties of the flv file itself, but apparently this is an issue regarding formatting in Dreamweaver. Online I found that one can specify pixel dimensions in the images.xml file. Does anybody have any ideas? Its probably an easy thing.
Thanks to everyone for coping with these details, and any help would be appreciated greatly.
kind regards,
Mr.V

Hi
There are a number of ways you may do this, the first would be to use the scale parameter for the flash player content, but the problem you will find is maintaining the aspect ratio and if your flv's are smaller the degradation in the quality when 'enlarging', see - http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/141/tn_14149.html.
The second way would be to use a combination of actionscript and javascript to proportionally 'enlarge' the flv, again the above problems apply.
Finally you could change the size of the flash player to fit your 'new' flv using javascript, but this method would in all probability present layout problems for your user, a small change would be o/k, but the size of change you are talking about would not. The design would have to incorporate a fixed size div for the flash player, and resizing the player would leave a large amount of white space.
It is possible to do this using a liquid layout, but again this would cause problems with page rendering.
PZ

How do I install Dreamweaver CS3?

I've been using Dreamweaver CS3 on my MacBook. I just bought an iMac and want to install the same program there. I downloaded the installer from my Adobe account, but it says I need a CD to install, even though I originally bought the program online and don't have a CD. Is there something I don't know about installing the program?

Well, I assumed that if I bought online, then a digital copy would always be available online. Other sites I have bought software from still have live links even though I might not have downloaded from them for five plus years. I did it only just a week back actually.
With downloads, I always burn a copy to DVD, but if three years and one day down the line I am still using the software as a main source of income, then my house burns down, I've lost both my hard copy and the online digital copy too.
By all means stop support for something that is so old because it is going to take up staff resources, but to enable a piece of software to be downloaded after a three year period is not going to impact on their day-to-day operations other than having to allow for disk space for storage. In fact, it takes effort to have disable the ability to download it whether it be an automatic or human instigated process.
If you speak with adobe staff at a trade show, they help you with any help you might need on older versions... but I guess that's because you are in their face while asking the question!

I find that the older version of Dreamweaver (CS3) works best for me.

I have used all new updated versions of Adobe Dreamweaver. Usually an update would make things easier for me but in this case it is the complete opposite. Don't get me wrong, Dreamweaver is still my primary choice for developing a website. I just find that for instance, Dreamweaver CS3 is more user friendly than CS5 & CS6 for example. Currently I'm working on a new website called [link removed]. It is where [link removed] , web store owners and unemployed individuals can try to find success to their needs. It is basically a one-stop spot to complete multiple tasks online and start generating a profit. It is like combining Etsy, Elance and SimplyHired into one. I created it all using Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 because I found it easier. That's just my opinion guys. What do you think?

IE has been HTML5 compliant since IE9. There are still old goofy hold overs (like the automatic border on linked images) that you have to deal with, but its ability to render HTML5 elements is solid. CSS3 is a bit of a different story, IE9 was pretty bad, 10 was much better and 11 is pretty much a "modern browser" for its ability to render everything correctly, finally (thankfully and mercifully).
All of the other major browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Android, Mobile Safari and Opera,) have been largely HTML5 compliant for years with just a few oddities left in obscure CSS3 attributes.
With the HTML5 shiv/modernizers available for IE7 and 8 added to the code to help them with the "new" semantic tags like <header>, <aside>, <article>, etc, I agree with Nancy, there's no reason to not use HTML5 going forward.

IE shows code from dreamweaver CS3 after uploading

Hi guys
Need help.
I have coded a site in Dreamweaver CS3 and after I upload through the automatic upload everything goes perfectly fine until I view the site online through Internet Explorer. Through all other browsers the website comes through fine ie Firefox, iron for PC and Mac etc. Its just the PC Internet Explorer that shows the actual code.
This is my code:
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&#x2022 Resume / CV<br />
<br />
What it sows is the code of the dots (&#x2022) only.
The link is http://www.naissant.ca/becomeadesigner.html
Hope someone can help with the problem.
Thanks

Can't see any code in IE7, IE8 or IE9 at the link you supplied.......maybe you have fixed it?
Correction I was looking for a bit more code. Change this &#x2022 to •
or add semi-colon after code ; as shown below (not sure if this is genuine as I have'nt use that particular code to produce a bullet point)
•

DReamweaver CS3 tryout question

I have installed the tryout version of Dreamweaver CS3 on my
computer.
Is there a way to make a "custom" installation? Presently it
just installs everything without giving the opportunity to make
selections, except for the installation location and the file
associations. Is this because I am dealing with a tryout, or would
I have the exact same procedure if I were to buy the "boxed"
edition?
As I already have Photoshop CS2 installed, I already have its
version of Bridge installed. So, now I find myself with 2 Bridges.
Is this OK? Is there a way to uninstall one of them?
Also, the tryout version installs something called "Bonjour
Service" Can anybody tell me what is the function of this
application? What does it do exactly? Do I need it?
Thanks to all

There is no way to alter the installation process,
unfortunately.
And Bonjour is a way for DW to discover any online network
servers for
VersionCue, even though the latter app doesn't work in CS3.
Unfortunate....
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"Soula-55" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
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>I have installed the tryout version of Dreamweaver CS3 on
my computer.
>
> Is there a way to make a "custom" installation?
Presently it just installs
> everything without giving the opportunity to make
selections, except for
> the
> installation location and the file associations. Is this
because I am
> dealing
> with a tryout, or would I have the exact same procedure
if I were to buy
> the
> "boxed" edition?
>
> As I already have Photoshop CS2 installed, I already
have its version of
> Bridge installed. So, now I find myself with 2 Bridges.
Is this OK? Is
> there a
> way to uninstall one of them?
>
> Also, the tryout version installs something called
"Bonjour Service" Can
> anybody tell me what is the function of this
application? What does it do
> exactly? Do I need it?
>
> Thanks to all
>

Creating an online poll

I have Dreamweaver CS4. . . is it possible to use dreamweaver to create
and online poll?
I know NOTHING about programming beyond html.
If not, do you know of any online tutorials where I can learn how to make an online poll? Not sure what language is used for polls but I would prefer to stay away from ASP since I have heard it is a dying breed.
Thank you.

Depends on how sophisticated you need your poll or survey to be.
Most blogging wares (WordPress, Blogger, Joomla, Drupal, etc...) have drop-in poll widgets you can use.
If you're on Windows, Oven Fresh Easy Poll Maker creates on-line polls in minutes without writing any code.
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/WEB-Design/Source-Site-Protectors/Oven-Fresh-Easy-Po ll-Maker.shtml
You can see a working DEMO below:
http://alt-web.com/Poll/CSSPoll.php
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
www.alt-web.com/
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Dreamweaver CS3 Error

Hello,
I have recently just downloaded Dreamweaver CS3. I know there is CS4, but I need CS3.
I downloaded the .exe file and when I try to run it I get this error.
The first box that pops up says...
Runtime Error!
R6034
An application has made an attempt to load the C runtime library incorrectly.
Please contact the application's support team for more information.
The next box that pops up after I press OK says...
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver
CS3\xerces-c_2_6.dll->MSVCR80.dll
I am really not sure what is going on. If someone could shed some light on the situation I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
Also, sorry for the long post.

Where in the process is this happening? Is the installer giving you this error or are you getting this after installation and activation? Also I am assuming Windows by your paths, but is this Vista or XP (paths will be different)?
Those dll files are system files and if corrupt would need to be replaced with a sfc /scannow command run in the command prompt (Windows installation disc will be necessary to complete process of replacing corrupt dlls).
Lastly, there is a possibility that the download you have is corrupt. In this case you would need to contact customer support because they would be the only ones who could possibly check the download to make sure it is valid. Shouldn't be too much of a problem though for them because the online downloads in your store account still work (my CS3 still works even though I upgraded).

Dreamweaver CS3 vs. Windows Vista

SO! I am almost thoroughly disgusted with this program. I am
in an online based web design class for college and now that we are
within the last few weeks of class they teacher has asked us to
install a free 30-day trial of Dreamweaver CS3 for out final
project. I downloaded it the first time with no problems, ran the
installation process, then when I went to open the program itself
it gave me this:
"You cannot use this product at this time. You must repair
the problem by uninstalling and then reinstalling this product or
contacting your IT administrator or Adobe customer support for
help."
After you click "ok" on the prompt, Dreamweaver still makes
an attempt to open itself, but once it goes to a blank workspace,
it shuts itself down completely!
So I did what it asked, and ran into the same problem again.
I have already done the command prompt and run as
administrator with the code that I found on the adobe
troubleshooting website.
It would be greatly appreciated if anyone could let me know
what is going on here.

So, have you contacted Adobe Customer support? You realise
these forums are
user to user, and Adobe employees only drop in now and then.
That said, there are many people who have your setup running
smoothly, so
don't be too disheartened - someone will have a suggestion or
two which may
help shortly.
Brendon
"purestheart86" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> SO! I am almost thoroughly disgusted with this program.
I am in an online
> based
> web design class for college and now that we are within
the last few weeks
> of
> class they teacher has asked us to install a free 30-day
trial of
> Dreamweaver
> CS3 for out final project. I downloaded it the first
time with no
> problems, ran
> the installation process, then when I went to open the
program itself it
> gave
> me this:
>
> "You cannot use this product at this time. You must
repair the problem by
> uninstalling and then reinstalling this product or
contacting your IT
> administrator or Adobe customer support for help."
>
> After you click "ok" on the prompt, Dreamweaver still
makes an attempt to
> open
> itself, but once it goes to a blank workspace, it shuts
itself down
> completely!
>
> I have already done the command prompt and run as
administrator with the
> code
> that I found on the adobe troubleshooting website.
>
> It would be greatly appreciated if anyone could let me
know what is going
> on
> here.
>

Inserting FLASH into Dreamweaver cs3

I am trying to build a VERY basic website in Dreamweaver. Using their single fixed column, centered,template, i would like to ad 2 flash items, a menu and small movie, in to he top of the column. (Both flash items are larger than the column with, if that matters,i was going to resizxe them nce i got this part of the cose correct)
For some reason the flash movie shows in my Dreamweaver preview, but not when i load it live online @ www.srg-buffalo.com.
The address i have used for the flash movie is: http://www.srg-buffalo.com/flash/header_v8.swf
The website is hosted at www.swq-buffalo.com, if you want to check out the source code.
I have no idea what I am doing wrong, i thought it was pretty simple, there is no flash block via my go daddy host.
How i inserted it via dreamweaver cs3:
Insert> Media> Flash.
URL= http://www.srg-buffalo.com/flash/header_v8.swf
What am i doing wrong?
Thanks for any help.

Thank you,
That rung a bell.
I uploaded both saved .SWF documents to the Scripts directory.
There was also a Scripts dirrectory saved with index.html, in this directory was the AC_RunActiveContent.js file,any thoughts on that?
i uploaded it to scripts,along witht he others, and the space dedicatd to the flash events is there, but they are not showing.
http://www.srg-buffalo.com/
D. Jude Bulera
Buffalo, NY
[email protected]
Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2011 12:45:32 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Inserting FLASH into Dreamweaver cs3
When you insert the SWF, you shouldn't have to actual type anything - it's a browse and select process and will automatically enter the correct path to the SWF. Then you have to upload the page and the SWF file. This next part I think has changed in later versions of DW, but in CS3 I'm pretty sure the process will also create a folder named Scripts. This folder along with it's contents also need to be uploaded.
>

Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 with ASP coldfusion and PHP search?

I am working through Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 with ASP
coldfusion and PHP with the intent of creating a data base site
that primarily requires a search engine on the index page. The
search page in the book uses specific search criteria ensuring that
there will always be a match to the data base but I need to create
an input text field search engine. My Q, if there is no data within
the data base that match the variable, will it return with an error
requiring an argument in the code to respond to no matching data.
Hopefully there are comprehensive online recourses for these search
engines as they are so common. I am a complete newby to all aspects
of web development and code so it will need to be a thorough
explanation, an idiots guide. ANY HELP GREATLY APPRECIATED

Rob,
Let me try to answer your questions, understanding that my
answers are laced with my experience and therefore my bias.
1. For the most part the SQL that you write for Access, MS
SQL or MySQL is going to be the same. I won't make that claim about
Oracle or PostgreSQL because I have limited or no experience in
those areas. To be sure when you head down the road with any DBMS
there are finer points on 'value added' features (to over simplify
things like MS SQL's Transact SQL), but for the most part when you
are pulling out, inserting or deleting records the SQL that you
write will be the same. In fact, I don't think I had to make any of
the SQL in the book different to deal with the back end db.
2. As for your host steering you away from MySQL, I don't
know why that would be. It is MUCH more stable and robust than
Access for web development. My research showed that you can use
MySQL just fine with ASP though that clearly wouldn't be
Microsoft's first choice.
3. A quick aside, the fact that you are building ASP on a Mac
would seem to indicate that you are developing on your production
server. That's never a good idea. Go local if you can. If you have
a newer Intel Mac you can use VM Fusion, Parallels or even Boot
Camp to run Windows in a virtual environment and develop there,
only moving your code to production when you are happy with it.
There is of course the fact that they two environments would not be
identical and you may need to change a few references, but it is
still a better practice than developing on your live site. Some web
hosts give you the ability to set up a subdomain. If yours does,
you could set one up with a duplicate of your site and develop
there.
4. Let me try to pull your 'rant-let' apart into two issue. I
begin with a question. I'm not sure what the Mac part has to do
with it. The primary language I work in at my day job is
ColdFusion. The majority of the most serious developers I know in
the CF world work on Macs. I am forced into the PC world because of
a cultural bias at the business school where I work. Having said
that, the only time I have felt there was ANY difference in the
tools, resources, choices I had was in any way affected by platform
was when Adobe still had not released Flex Builder 2 for the Mac.
Now that is behind us as well. This reaction of mine may be based
on the fact that Access never comes into play in the work that I
do. I regularly work with MS SQL and MySQL. (OK, so SQL Enterprise
Manager, the MS tool of choice to talk to MS SQL is Windows only,
but I only use that at the day job. But even there you can find
cross-platform, free tools like Aqua Data Studio to talk from a Mac
to MS SQL.) If I'm missing your point on the Mac, please let me
know. Since the advent of the Intel Mac I think it is hands-down
the best choice for a web developer. You can have Mac, Windows and
Unix all on one machine. It doesn't get any better (providing you
have the RAM :-)).
As for the security question, it is somewhat analogous to the
war on viruses and spyware. As the defenses get better, so do the
attacks. Most languages have developed functions for vetting user
input variables and best practices for building these things. It is
mainly a user education issue. When I took over the book you are
working out of, the one thing Jeffrey told me it needed was more
security. I did my best to put more in under the constraints of the
publisher. They didn't want the book to be any longer than the
previous version. I did my best to modify the code used to include
"string safe" functions and to add verbiage about the importance of
security. It was clear that I could not add as much as was needed
and I said so in the book. Much more is needed for a serious
treatment of the subject and not acknowledging that would have been
a disservice to the readers. I've been working as a developer for
over a decade and I don't know all there is to know about it. It's
a constantly changing field, just like all of web development. In
fact next week I'm going through a 2-day SANS Web Application
Security workshop in hopes of learning more. So at the risk of
sounding like an industry apologist, I don't think it's a
shortcoming of the development community. It is, as they say, "a
developing situation".
HTH,
Bob
http://bobflynn.info/

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