Question about DW 8.0.2 fix for Flash-IE-Active PITA

I've been happily using Dreamweaver MX and Flash MX for my
modest web development efforts. Since I only use a tiny fraction of
each program's features, I've had no reason to upgrade.
I have a fairly extensive website (not incredibly
sophisticated, but it's got a lot of pages, each containing one or
more SWF files). The content of the website is static, and I hadn't
planned to put much (any?) work into updating it.
So now I'm dealing with the recent Internet Explorer/Active X
controls and Flash disaster (yeah, I know, most people went through
this a couple months ago - I've been busy with other stuff). As I
understand it, there are several potential fixes for the problem
(for existing web pages). Most seem to involve adding an external
javascript file and editing the HTML. I see there's also a
Dreamweaver 8.0.2 update.
To me, the thought of wading into every page and futzing with
a javascript patch for each is pretty unappealing. So here's my
question; does the DW 8.0.2 'fix" really fix existing files,
authored in previous versions of Flash and Dreamweaver? If I
upgrade to the latest version (8.0.2), and then I simply open up my
existing HTML files (which contain SWF files) in 8.0.2, and resave
them, will that fix the problem? Or is there more futzing that
needs to be done to fix the IE problem?
Thanks.

> So here's my question; does the DW 8.0.2
> 'fix" really fix existing files, authored in previous
versions of Flash
> and
> Dreamweaver?
Yes.
> If I upgrade to the latest version (8.0.2), and then I
simply
> open up my existing HTML files (which contain SWF files)
in 8.0.2, and
> resave
> them, will that fix the problem?
When you open them, DW will prompt you to add the fix. You
can elect not to,
if you want. After applying the fix, you then have to upload
both the
changed files *and* the new "Scripts" folder that DW has
created for you.
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> I've been happily using Dreamweaver MX and Flash MX for
my modest web
> development efforts. Since I only use a tiny fraction of
each program's
> features, I've had no reason to upgrade.
>
> I have a fairly extensive website (not incredibly
sophisticated, but it's
> got
> a lot of pages, each containing one or more SWF files).
The content of
> the
> website is static, and I hadn't planned to put much
(any?) work into
> updating
> it.
>
> So now I'm dealing with the recent Internet
Explorer/Active X controls and
> Flash disaster (yeah, I know, most people went through
this a couple
> months ago
> - I've been busy with other stuff). As I understand it,
there are several
> potential fixes for the problem (for existing web
pages). Most seem to
> involve
> adding an external javascript file and editing the HTML.
I see there's
> also a
> Dreamweaver 8.0.2 update.
>
> To me, the thought of wading into every page and futzing
with a javascript
> patch for each is pretty unappealing. So here's my
question; does the DW
> 8.0.2
> 'fix" really fix existing files, authored in previous
versions of Flash
> and
> Dreamweaver? If I upgrade to the latest version (8.0.2),
and then I
> simply
> open up my existing HTML files (which contain SWF files)
in 8.0.2, and
> resave
> them, will that fix the problem? Or is there more
futzing that needs to
> be
> done to fix the IE problem?
>
> Thanks.
>

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OraserN

rp0428 wrote:
>
5) Wherever possible columns should be defined NOT NULL -as it helps performance (Indexes on NULLABLE columns are not used by the optimizer).
>
That isn't true - post a link that supports that statement.
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