PHP Site Definition

Greetings! I accidentally deleted my site definition in DW CS4 and now can't remember how to define the url of the site's root folder. The site displays properly in DW's File tab and the pages display properly in design view but when I F12 to display in IE8 I get this; Object not found! The requested URL was not found on this server. If you entered the URL manually please check your spelling and try again. If you think this is a server error, please contact the webmaster. Error 404 localhost 12/21/11 19:49:44 Apache/2.2.21 (Win32) mod_ssl/2.2.21 OpenSSL/1.0.0e PHP/5.3.8 mod_perl/2.0.4 Perl/v5.10.1 The site is located in c:\xampp\htdocs\Milica I thought the url was http://localhost/xampp/htdocs/Milica but it doesn't work. Any suggestions? Do I have to change something in the xampp settings? Is the url wrong? Thanks!

The HTDocs folder on a XAMPP installation is where the localhost is served from. So:
http://localhost/Milica = C:\xampp\htdocs\Milica

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Backing up and restoring site definitions

Losing your site definitions in Dreamweaver can be a disaster, but it does happen sometimes. The best way to prepare for such an eventuality is to back up your site definitions on a regular basis.
Creating a backup
You can back up all your site definitions in a single operation by selecting Site > Manage Sites. In the dialog box that opens, Shift-click to select all site names, and then click Export.
In Dreamweaver CS6, the Manage Sites dialog box looks like this:
In earlier versions of Dreamweaver, it looks like this:
Dreamweaver asks if you want to include passwords and login details (this is the default option). Whichever option you choose will be applied to all sites, so click Cancel if you want to treat some sites separately, and export your sites in two sets by using Ctrl/Cmd-click to select them.
When you click OK, Dreamweaver asks where you want to export the definitions. Navigate to a suitable location, leave the File name field unchanged, and click Save. Although only one site name is listed in the File name field, Dreamweaver exports all the site definitions as .ste files in a single operation.
NOTE: This process backs up only the details of your sites, such as the location of the root folder, FTP details, and so on. It does not back up the actual files in your site, such as .html (or .php, .asp, .cfm) files, images, and style sheets. It's a good idea to use your normal file backup routine on your actual files from time to time, as well as exporting the site definitions.
Restoring site definitions
In the event of losing your site definitions in Dreamweaver or moving to a new computer, open the Manage Sites dialog box, and use the Import button to navigate to your backup .ste files.
What if I don't have a backup?
Often, if you don't have a backup of .ste files, you need to go through the whole process of re-entering the details for each site manually.
However, you might be able to restore them by using a restore point on Windows or Time Machine in Mac OS X.
On Windows, the site definitions for Dreamweaver CS6 are stored in the Windows Registry at HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Common\12.0\Sites.
In Mac OS X, they are at Macintosh HD:<username>:Library:Application Support:Adobe:Common:12.0:Sites:Site Prefs.
In recent versions of Mac OS X, the Library folder is hidden. In the Mac Finder, select Go > Go to Folder, type ~/Library in the search field, and click Go.
Dreamweaver CS5.5 site definitions are in the same location, except use 11.5 instead of 12.0. The numbers for CS4 and CS3 are 10 and 9 (without a decimal fraction) respectively. For earlier versions of Dreamweaver, substitute Macromedia for Adobe, and adjust the number accordingly.
If you don't have a backup of the actual files on your site, download the files from your remote server.

Hello,
We are running iPlanet 5.2 Messaging Server and need
to migrate to another (duplicate) 5.2 Messaging
Server. We have all the software installed and the
LDAP user accounts created. Now we just need to move
the existing mail from one server to the other.
I found the Backing Up and Restoring the Message
Store section in the Admin Guide says to back up and
restore your data, Messaging Server provides the
imsbackup and imsrestore utilities.
However I am wondering about the Queue?
Under <instance>/imta/queue
What is the difference between the Message Store
and the Queue? The Message Store is where messages get delivered to, so you can read them.'
The queue is where messages are temporarily stored, pending delivery to wherever they go.
You can use tar, cpio, or what have you for the queue. Stop the server first. . .
You then just restore the files to the new server. No need to restart or anything like that. Just dump the files in, and run
imsimta cache -sync
to tell the MTA to re-read the queue.
Can I just backup and restore the
Queue using tar or cpio?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Regards,
Tim

Site Definitions not working in CC 2014

Since the update, my site definitions are no longer working. I try to set up a new site, navigate to the correct folder and get the warning: 'site is inside the site "x"' This may cause conflicts … ' etc. The site folder isn't inside another site at all. I've even tried trashing the 'x' site folder, and Dreamweaver just throws up the same warning with the next alphabetically listed folder. Then I tried removing all the site definitions and setting up a new one, but I get the same problem. Is anyone else suffering?

In order to preview .php pages locally, you need a local testing server (Wamp, Xampp, Mamp). Is yours properly defined in DW CC? See screenshots.
Nancy O.

Preview versus Real View Not the Same, Site Definition Errors - Dreamweaver CS4

I am having trouble working on sites where it seems that Dreamweaver wants me to specify different file locations for various "includes" depending on whether I want to view the site as a preview (F12) vs. on a local test server vs. on the real website server. Note I am using Dreamweaver CS4 (ver. 10) on Windows, my local test server is Apache running via an Xampp installation on Windows, and my production server is also Apache, running at Hostgator. I am building a fairly basic html site using SSI via SHTML files, rather than PHP or a more sophisticated method. Here is what seems to be happening:
1. In my index.shtml file I call, for example, a subheader file called "header-nosub-menu.inc.htm." I have my site definitions set to "relative to document root." Using the insert -> SSI command, Dreamweaver links to the file with the following: My first problem is that, as specified, the subheader.menu.inc.htm file is not found and the preview gives me an error. I get the same error if i try to display the file on my local test server (http://localhost/domainname). However, if I upload the file to my production server, it seems to work fine. If I change the include command to: #include virtual="./includes/subheader.menu.inc.htm," by manually inserting the "./" to change the directory reference, then the file seems to work in all three situations Which is the correct directory specification, and why is Dreamweaver not generating it automatically?
While I can make the manual changes in the directory specifications, I am concerned that if Dreamweaver is making an error in this instance, it may generate more serious problems that are harder to find later.
2. The second issue seems to involve the Site Definition file configuration.I get an error message when I set up my site definition in what seems to be the correct way, specifically, using the following specifications:
Local Root folder: "C:\htdocs\domainname-dev\"
http address: "http://www.domainname/"
testing server folder: "C:\htdocs\domainname-dev"
url prefix: "http://localhost/domainname-dev"
The error message is: "The site url prefix for the testing server does not match the site url prefix specified in the http address for the site."
However, when I change the testing server url prefix to one that does not yield an error message ("http://localhost") I then have problems with the preview (F12) display. Specifically, instead of a preview request generating the following url: "http://localhost/domainname-dev/TMPm393xnclqu.shtml" I find that it generates the following: "http://localhost/TMPm393xnclqu.shtml" The so called incorrect definition seems to be the correct one, but why is Dreamweaver not recognizing it as such? Am I making a error somewhere else in my configuration?
I would appreciate any assistance that anyone here can provide,
Thanks,
http://localhost/

except for the Apache virtual host configuration, which I do not see a need for
I wasn't suggesting that you use virtual hosts (although I have defined about 50 virtual hosts on my own development machine). I was trying to understand the url you listed:
http://www.domainname/
Without a virtual host definition, that would have no meaning and could not point to anything, unless you simply were leaving off the TLD in the example. (.com, .net, etc)
I often use the PHP $_SERVER superglobal to define paths and handle differences between the development environment and the remote server environment. Examples:
DOCUMENT_ROOT: D:/ZendServer/Apache2/htdocs/website/ranch (machine path)
REQUEST_URI: /topic/calendar (url parameters)
SCRIPT_NAME: index.php
HTTP_REFERER: (the url of the script preceding the current script)
HTTP_HOST: (this is the domain name. It is very useful for distinguishing between the local and remote environments)
COMPLETE EXAMPLE:
echo "<p><a class='noPrint' href='".$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']."'>RETURN TO PREVIOUS PAGE</a></p>";

Site definition files

I had to reinstall my dreamweaver software completely, and
now I would like to reconstruct my site definitions without
manually entering them all again. Unfortunately i didn't export
them before my computer crashed. I have all the files that
dreamweaver created before in the application data folders etc and
I was wondering if there is a way that I could use that with my
newly installed dreamweaver to recreate teh site definitions?
thanks

a0123aa wrote:
> Unfortunately i didn't export them before my computer
crashed. I have all the
> files that dreamweaver created before in the application
data folders etc and I
> was wondering if there is a way that I could use that
with my newly installed
> dreamweaver to recreate teh site definitions?
Unfortunately, no. I'm not sure where site definitions are
kept on a
Mac, but on a Windows machine, they're stored in the Windows
registry.
Site definitions can be automatically rebuilt only if you
exported them
in the first place.
David Powers
Adobe Community Expert
Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

Site definition Help needed....Thanks

I am working with Dreamweaver 8. Vista operating system. My problem is a simple one but I am really
stuck on it.
In the past I have learned that to set my site definitions
to always work OFF line and then transfer changes to my hosing company. For some reason this has changed to working
ON line in the ftp:\\ mode.
I am unable to find a way to get back to the SITE
DEFINITIONS PAGES to change back to “Edit locally and then upload to remote
testing server.” Need help, PLEASE
Joe

DW will just give a site a name when you first try to define
a site. That pop-up box which says those names should give you the
option to click in the text areas and change the name and path to
whatever you wish.
To answer your questions I will say the following:
1 - To do this would would serve no purpose I will explain
why with the answer to #2.
2. I wouldn't recommend putting only C:\ in the local root
folder box. That would potentially cause issues down the road
because then DW would have access to work in the WINDOWS directory
and this is not good. I would highly recommend keeping it in your
user account on Windows XP (this is anything inside the
C:\Documents and Settings\Username folder, which includes your My
Documents folder). Now to jump back to #2. Without defining a
proper directory you would not be able to use its functions for
PHP, ASP or any server-side script. You would also not be able to
insert Flash files onto your web pages nor would you be able to use
the new features such as Spry. This is because DW needs a folder to
work in so that it can create the associated files and folders
which accompany making those types of scripts and functions. You
don't necessarily need to connect it to a remote website if you do
not have one, but you do need to specify a local folder to work in
and I would highly recommend it. Thus defining the Name only gives
the site definition a way for you to reference the site, even if it
is for testing many sites. For instance I put my sites in a folder
called "Sites" and then inside that folder I have many subfolders
which are defined sites in Dreamweaver. Each folder has a name
which corresponds to it that DW sees.

Site definition error

I've setup a test server environment using xampp. I downloaded the existing site I want to work with. It's made up of PHP scripts, html and some text files, no database connections. If I put all the files in the htdocs directory the site runs fine, when viewed through a browser. However when I define this location in Dreamweaver I always get the error "Dynamically-related files could not be resolved because the site definition is not correct for this server."
Site name: testsite
Local Site Folder: C:\xampp\htdocs
Server name: testserver
connect using: Local/Network
Server folder: C:\xampp\htdocs\
Web URL: http://localhost
Advanced
Server Model PHP MySQL
I've tried many setups, including a sub directory in htdocs, but then the site does not run, and I still get the same Dreamweaver error about incorrect site definition. I can create other test sites, create simple PHP scirpts, and they work no errors.
In the present setup the site runs, so why do I keep getting the same error message in Dreamweaver?

Exactly right Murray. Thanks.
To clarify, I have a PHP site configured to use a server-side include for common <head> tag data. The <head> tags contain links to scripts and CSS files that are common to all site pages. Since its in an include file called head.php, I can conveniently modify content in my <head> tags on all site pages at once by editing just one file. Server-side includes are very efficient this way.
However, because of this configuration, DW cannot reconcile links inside that file and continues to throw the annoying "dynamically-related files could not be resolved because the site definition is not correct for this server" message. In fact, my site definition is correct and the site works perfectly. So I ignore the message.
I'm guessing you have a similarly configured PHP site.
Nancy O.

Site definition/localhost trouble

On advice of another poster, I scrapped an old site definition that may have a troublesome bad link for a fresh one. It was not successful.
I am receiving a "not found" error, as the URL for my formmail page is appearing incomplete. It should be http://localhost/srbartending/srbregistermail.php
but it is coming up http://localhost/srbregistermail.php
If I hand type the correct URL, it's there. The testing server site definition page is set properly. It works on the remote server.
I am mystified -- can anyone help?
Thx, Ned

I've noticed that too.
But if I create a folder within the folder I want to go to, it will select the folder I wanted to go to.
Thats my work around. I think it could be some cache problem.

Site definition has disappeared

hey there, I did a disk cleanup last night and lo... this
morning I have no file information on dreamweaver. I have learnt
from this to keep a record of all the site definition data , but in
the meantime, as I hadn't made a note of those, I have lost all the
details for connecting to my three websites.
Can anyone tell me where this information may be and how I
can reconnect dreamweaver to it? I haven't emptied my recycle bin
yet but can't see anything in there that may contain this data.
love Kim

What version of DW do you have, Kim? If you have 8 (I can't
remember if MX
2004 had this or not .. been years since I used it), you can
reimport the
site definitions (if you exported them initially). If you
don't have the
ste files saved somewhere, then you'll have to rebuild them
.. thank
goodness you only have 3 and not 30. :)
The site definition info is stored in the registry on Windows
.. not sure on
Mac. However .. if it's gone .. it's probably gone from the
registry as
well and unless you do it routinely, I don't advise people to
mess with the
registry.
Nancy Gill
Adobe Community Expert
Author: Dreamweaver 8 e-book for the DMX Zone
Co-Author: Dreamweaver MX: Instant Troubleshooter (August,
2003)
Technical Editor: DMX 2004: The Complete Reference, DMX 2004:
A Beginner''s
Guide, Mastering Macromedia Contribute
Technical Reviewer: Dynamic Dreamweaver MX/DMX: Advanced PHP
Web Development
"kimmgould" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:er6b0c$1p8$[email protected]..
> hey there, I did a disk cleanup last night and lo...
this morning I have
> no
> file information on dreamweaver. I have learnt from this
to keep a record
> of
> all the site definition data , but in the meantime, as I
hadn't made a
> note of
> those, I have lost all the details for connecting to my
three websites.
>
> Can anyone tell me where this information may be and how
I can reconnect
> dreamweaver to it? I haven't emptied my recycle bin yet
but can't see
> anything
> in there that may contain this data.
>
> love Kim
>

Site Definition Help - Please

Dreamweaver in CS3 on Windows XP Prof: Very very beginner:
Before I've chosen a folder or site or anything:
When I begin to define a site - in the Site Definition window
- in Site name: box, "Unnamed Site 2" always appears;
In the 'Local root folder:' box, the words C:\My
Documents\Unnamed Site 2\ always appears as does C:\
Why? and how do I change this so that no site name at all
appears in the 'Site name:' box?
Why? and how do I change this so that only C;\ appears in the
'Local root folder:' box.
Thanks to anyone for any help

DW will just give a site a name when you first try to define
a site. That pop-up box which says those names should give you the
option to click in the text areas and change the name and path to
whatever you wish.
To answer your questions I will say the following:
1 - To do this would would serve no purpose I will explain
why with the answer to #2.
2. I wouldn't recommend putting only C:\ in the local root
folder box. That would potentially cause issues down the road
because then DW would have access to work in the WINDOWS directory
and this is not good. I would highly recommend keeping it in your
user account on Windows XP (this is anything inside the
C:\Documents and Settings\Username folder, which includes your My
Documents folder). Now to jump back to #2. Without defining a
proper directory you would not be able to use its functions for
PHP, ASP or any server-side script. You would also not be able to
insert Flash files onto your web pages nor would you be able to use
the new features such as Spry. This is because DW needs a folder to
work in so that it can create the associated files and folders
which accompany making those types of scripts and functions. You
don't necessarily need to connect it to a remote website if you do
not have one, but you do need to specify a local folder to work in
and I would highly recommend it. Thus defining the Name only gives
the site definition a way for you to reference the site, even if it
is for testing many sites. For instance I put my sites in a folder
called "Sites" and then inside that folder I have many subfolders
which are defined sites in Dreamweaver. Each folder has a name
which corresponds to it that DW sees.

Site definition giving http error: 0

I just spent a whole night trying to do what should be a simple task: binding the sql data to a table I made. It's amazing: I spent A LOT of money on CS4 and it doesn't work as does FileZilla.
I'm taking a course in Dreamweaver and have to complete an assignment using Dreamweaver. Can anyone tell me what needs to be tweaked in the software. The login, root directory, password and URL all work with Filezilla. Hostingrails insists that it's a problem with the site definition in DW.
Help!

You don't say which server model you're using, but there are instructions for getting CS4 running with PHP here: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/setting_up_php.html.

Using DS3 or DW8 to edit php site files in design mode

Thanks in advance.
Kinda new to Dreamweaver and website design. Have a site
being designed in .php. I have downloaded the site folder, access
it in DW, but only Code Mode. Is there any way that I can access
the Design code mode to work with it as a php file.
Do I, can I save it as a web page/html, access it, make
changes, then save it again as php?
Or will I need to deconstruct, cut and paste together back
into the original php file?
This is very important as I will need to constantly update
and add content every day and I want to use the $$ DS3 Adobe suite
to work with the php based oscommerce site being built for me.
Unfortunately, my site developer has no experience with any
Dreamweaver software and is not exactly eager to find answers.
So, with great appreciation, I am hoping that someone can
lead me in the right direction. Too much wasted time and energy
just to find out a yes/no or how and how hard answer to this
question.
Peace,
stress-freeliving

Gary,
While a novice to using dreamweaver or coding a website in
general, I am not an idiot or a novice to the art and structure of
computer, i.e., software programming. I have a degree in
engineering; in the day, I programmed in fortran and associated
languages.
So, what I have been discussing this entire thread and my
overall concern is that I want to change content pages and use a
software package such that it will not interfere with the php
coding of the pages and associated function of the site. Are all
end users required to know code to add content -- if so, we would
have millions of programmers to handle the millions of websites.
What I want to be is an end user who can efficiently add
content to his site. I don't want to have to learn how to use php
instead of continuing to research and learning on other subjects
that I wish to share; specifically, the workings of the brain, how
to learn, how stress and sleep affect our lifestyles and what we
need to do to overcome our natural tendencies towards our/my type
'A' behavior. I have spent approximately 20 hours trying to dig
through this the last 3 days, including a few hours associated to
forums without any answers, even though there have been some very
helpful people spending their time trying to understand my
predicament.
So, I don't want to have someone design a website, primarily
a site that is information and content based albeit with ecommerce
functions that will require me to dig into or learn what the php
code for bold this statement, or make this a header, or insert
image here, define this text box with these parameters, etc., then
take the time to insert those specific codes in articles that I
have already written in a word document that should be able to cut
and paste and post effectively and efficiently in the average
website or blog. Is that unreasonable?
All I wanted to know is can I or how can I use the built in
coding tools in Dreamweaver in this (my opinion not the css,html
site I paid for) php designed site and upload it without wreaking
havoc on the system -- irrespective and outside of catalog listings
which should not have anything to do with pure content based pages.
Am I wrong to think that in the design of a site, that templates
for content pages and even the index page could be designed in html
and leave the database functions to the php?
The problem is that every page has a php extension. Am I
wrong to think that this ecommerce site could have been designed
with css and html that would have integrated somewhat seemlessly
with the $2000 software package???
Wisdom is trying to find the people that know more than you
do on a subject, hopefully experts, and ask them the questions in
the right mode to get an answer such that you can continue
proceeding on the same path or come up with a better plan. That is
what I have been trying to do.
So, as an expert in dreamweaver and ecommerce sites: can you
use non php based programming? Can someone design a site in
dreamweaver using OsCommerce such that an intermediate end user of
the dw can add content using the systems tools and not screw up the
structure of the site -- and do so without having to dig into the
page code every step of the way?
And, yes, I have googled the subject and looked through
OsCommerce instructions, help pages, etc.., to no avail.
It seems that I will take what has been made, complete the
project, then find some other way to efficiently and effectively
produce an ongoing dynamic content site that will sell some things
on the side.
I am trying very hard to communicate effectively with my
designer and maintain a positive, forward-thinking mode to create a
workaround to his design mode to allow me to effectively,
efficiently and without harm add to the site without having to type
a backslash in front of every daggone apostrophe or actually
<br> every carriage return in the 100+ articles I have
already written.
Can I create an html document in dreamweaver then upload it
to the php site? I was told that I needed to then give it a php
extension for it to work. What is involved in this?
Dreamweaver supposedly handles php files? How? Just like
Notepad or any other text editor -- without any of the Tools or
functionss?
And, how can I make changes to the index.php file? This is
FAR from a process that I envisioned when my site definition for
contract said: "Css based, 3 column design for content and
ecommerce that user will add content on continuous basis using
dreamweaver".
As you can tell. This is not what I got.

How do yo you backup site definition

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how do yo you backup site definition?
there was a program called: MM-Exporter but it seems it's not
updated =
for csx
any idea?
and how do you restore the definitions from old version of
dw?
i tried SiteImporter. still nogo
thanks
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i didn't think about it ...
that's great support
thanks again
lenny
websites in hebrew
http://www.metafora.co.il
"David Powers" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:fifj0b$dtq$[email protected]..
> lenny wrote:
>> and just of curiousity: the "import" works too?
>
> Just out of curiosity, why not give it a try? :-)
>
> --
> David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
> Author, "The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS3"
(friends of ED)
> Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
>
http://foundationphp.com/

With site definition

with site definition, when I try to open a file, I have an
error message as below and it freezes my dw 8.
"A script in file C:\Program Files|Macromedia|Dreamweaver
8\Congifurartion\Translators\TranslationManager.js has been running
for a long time"
(I run CFMX 6.1 locally and defined the site mapping to CF
root\wwwroot\applicationname)
I patched Coldfusion and DW.
Anyone can help?

bkochbakke wrote:
> I'm new to dreamweaver but have worked with WAMP
architecture a lot. I have a
> pre-packaged wamp architecture installed (WAMPServer by
Romain Bourdon). I have
> set up a virtual host for my site and the site displays
fine when php includes
> are used for displaying headers etc. I can't use any of
the dreamweaver
> database functions though. When I try I get prompted to
set up my testing
> server. I'm certain I have my paths correct -- set to
the virtual host as
> follows (where sitename is the name of my site as
defined in the host config
> file):
> Server Model: PHP MySQL
> Access: Local/Network
> Testing server folder: C:\vhosts\sitename\
> URL prefix:
http://nxa/
>
> Any suggestions? I'm totally stumped here -- thinking it
may have something to
> do with how the wamp server is configured???
Whats the url that works at the moment? Is it
http://nxa/sitename/ or
just
http://nxa ?
Dooza
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Problem in site definition

I have created a template for my site.So,I created new pages from this temlpate.Eventhough i did it,there is a msg pops up above as "Dynamically-related files cannot be discovered because there is no site definition for this document".What could i do?

#1 Define your testing server folder. See screenshot. Your set-up will be xamp\htdocs. That's where your local site folder should be too.
#2 Advanced button > Testing Server: PHP MySql. Save
#3 Final Screen
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