Template - Can't edit in code view

Can anyone help? I'm using Dreamweaver 8 and have a very
basic template that contains one editable region. I've been getting
an intermittent problem with trying to make changes to the editlbe
region in code view (on pages created from the template.) I get a
long error message about the fact that I am trying to make changes
in code that is not marked as editable, but it IS in an editable
region. Seems to allow me to make changes in Design View - but some
of what I want to do needs to be done in code view.
I've built virtually identical templates before, and never
had this problem. Please let me know if you can spot the problem.
If I need to include the CSS let me know.

Does the page validate (
http://validator.w3.org)? Code
errors anywhere on
the page (even in the CSS) will cause these error messages to
be thrown.
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> Can anyone help? I'm using Dreamweaver 8 and have a very
basic template
> that
> contains one editable region. I've been getting an
intermittent problem
> with
> trying to make changes to the editlbe region in code
view (on pages
> created
> from the template.) I get a long error message about the
fact that I am
> trying
> to make changes in code that is not marked as editable,
but it IS in an
> editable region. Seems to allow me to make changes in
Design View - but
> some
> of what I want to do needs to be done in code view.
>
> I've built virtually identical templates before, and
never had this
> problem.
> Please let me know if you can spot the problem. If I
need to include the
> CSS
> let me know.
>
>
>
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For some reason one of my components seems to have an empty "array" as it's called describing a *filter* that doesn't exist. In other words:
<s:filters>
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This is causing me to get on error when I try to compile. I can take it into flex, make the change, and then compile... but after I do that FC won't accept my exported fxp. Sooo...... I would love to just delete those two pointless lines of code... but for some reasons it's locked or... won't let me delete it.
Not sure why. :-/

To be honest it could be a number of things. I've probably been making this too hard on myself, but I started with a swf, in Flash. Its primary purpose was to play an introduction upon entering the site. You can see this at garrettremes.com
I've since made changes in Catalyst but can no longer compile/export. I had started a project in catalyst before, but had to retrace my steps again and again which was very tedious, because I was playing with different options and bg swfs among other things. I decided to put that part on hold and work in Flash for a while.
What happened probably started with me importing the library from my other Catalyst project and that had god knows what in it, I lost track after a while since it renames things all the time it got to be confusing. After importing that library to my new Catalyst project I located the custom components I needed and tried to recreate some of the work I had done before.
The next step involves adding coverflow, and I remember seeing this done in Flex quite some time ago, so I figured it would be best to import into Flash Builder 4, and make the changes, and then go back to Catalyst to designate the navigation a bit better. Catalyst makes this part very easy, and I love it, but the whole process is not very streamline at all. Of course this is partially my fault, because I don't know any better way to do this. I don't know enough AS3 to do all Flash -- Catalyst seems to limit my options, and I only know enough with Flex Builder to follow tutorials and primarily work in the "Design" workspace.
Anyway -- as for the error, the first compile error I got was something to the effect of "duplicate symbol name." I don't know how to edit this property. I see there's a user designated id, and the id in the library, and apparently another id used by the program. Apparently there was a conflict. I was able to solve this by figuring out where 'rect0' was and deleting it and recreating it.
I suppose in my deleting it I caused the empty array. I compiled in Flex and it's as simple as deleting that line of code, but I don't know where the debug code is stored on my hard drive and I can't delete it in Catalyst so I'm at sort of an impasse. Not sure what to do.
I'm attaching whatever I can find that might be useful.
Flash Catalyst cannot run this project because of an error in the code.
To find the error, switch to the Code workspace and look in the Problems panel.
I did that and found that there was an empty tag in one of my components. Perhaps I should just delete that component and remake it? That would probably work....
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I'm experiencing a weird and extremely annoying bug in Dreamweaver CS6 -- I can't paste text from outside apps into DW's code view or into the property inspector (such as URLs).
Pasting doesn't work no matter the method: Ctrl + V, right-clicking or using the Edit menu. Pasting works normally in every other program. If I copy within Dreawmweaver, pasting works fine.
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Adding to my last post, I used a clipboard format inspector called nclip (http://code.google.com/p/nclip/) to see if I could find a pattern between "what works" and "what doesn't".
There are two cases where I'm seeing paste-into-Dreamweaver CS6 fail:
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Paste into either Code View or Design View fails
I went through the list of programs that worked and didn't worked, using nclip to show what clipboard formats were being saved from each working and non-working source. It appears that DreamWeaver CS6 as of January 9, 2013 doesn't accept the most basic text clipboard formats:
CF_UNICODETEXT
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CF_LOCALE
If these are the only clipboard formats used by an app (for example, Window's venerable Notepad.exe), Dreamweaver doesn't appear to handle them. Most programmer-style text editors output just these formats, because they are presumed to be understood any application that handles text. These fail for both pasting into codeview and design view.
Interestingly, Chrome browser fails the code view test, but it does work in design view! It outputs the four clipboard types above, plus one more:
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If Dreamweaver is really ignoring the basic text clipboard formats, and it's not just my system configuration, then this is a bug. Probably something that got overlooked in testing.
To reproduce on Dreamweaver 12.1 build 5966:
Try copy/pasting text from Notepad.exe into Dreamweaver Code View (DWCV). This fails for me.
Try copy/pasting text from WordPad.exe into DWCV. This works!
Try copy/pasting text from Internet Explorer 9 or Firefox into DWCV. This works!
Try copy/pasting text from Chrome. This fails to paste into Code View, but does paste into Design View
The Code View workaround:
Use Firefox or Internet Explorer for your browser if you're copy/pasting source code.
If you're working from another text editor, try copy/pasting into intermediate programs Sticky Notes or WordPad, then copy/paste from there into Dreamweaver.
So that is my experience on Windows 7 64-bit. Anyone else experiencing the same thing?

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Here's the code.

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Be aware that the CSS for these layouts is heavily commented. If you do most of your work in Design view, have a peek at the code to get tips on working with the CSS for the liquid layouts. You can remove these comments before you launch your site. To learn more about the techniques used in these CSS Layouts, read this article at Adobe's Developer Center - http://www.adobe.com/go/adc_css_layouts .</p>
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    An image placeholder was used in this layout in the .header where you'll likely want to place a logo. It is recommended that you remove the placeholder and replace it with your own linked logo.
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To remove the inline styles, make sure your CSS Styles panel is set to Current. Select the image, and in the Properties pane of the CSS Styles panel, right click and delete the display and background properties. (Of course, you can always go directly into the code and delete the inline styles from the image or placeholder there.)
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Can I lock the code view?

Apologies in advance if this has been covered, but I haven't been able to find the answer to this...
When working with a split view (usually live), every time I make an amendment and update the live view, my cursor position or code view jumps to the end of my document. Is there anyway to lock the code position or cursor so that when I click on my live view, the cursor doesn't automatically go to the appropriate code and stays where I was editing?

Hi toby_ni,
Here is the link for filing feature request.
Adobe - Feature Request/Bug Report Form
If you have Dreamweaver CC 2014, you can directly file it from Help Menu.
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Pages which base on a Business Catalyst template are not editable in Live-View?

As long as the page is not a template, all these neat new edit-features of Dreamweaver work without problems. But as soon as I create a template and define an editable region with the Business Catalyst Tag {tag_pagecontent}, the content put inside this regions is no longer editable in Live-View. Is this a bug or has it just been forgotten to implement?

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to
demonstrate.
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> Did you ever resolve this issue. I'm having the same
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Can I edit this code to accept .php instead of .jpg?

Hi guys,
Thanks for checking this post out...
Can I edit the below code so when a link is clicked on, say
main.php?pagename=news, it will look in a folder for news.php and
display it where the code is placed in main.php?
Here is the code:
<img src="images/<?php echo $_GET['image']; ?>.jpg"
/>
Thank you very much and I hope to hear from you.
All the best,
Mark

No, not unless you want to use fames.

Can't edit in Design View (CS3)

I've been happily working between the code and design views, and all of the sudden, whenever I click on a section in the design view, it highlights the entire top-level div (<body><div#container>)and I cannot edit. I did, however, notice that the area 'outside' of my page is crosshatched white. My only workaround is to make all edits in the code view.
Did I accidentally change a setting that I am not aware of? Has anyone else had this problem?
Thanks,
SWO

It matters a great deal - a container for which overflow:hidden is in effect will be rendered as a unique block formatting context. In simple words this means that floats within that container will be cleared before closing the container.
Anyhow, if you DOUBLE click in the Design view, you will now be able to edit. You could also right click on the element, and choose ELEMENT VIEW > Full to allow editing of its content.

How can I edit HTML code that was previously inserted?

Inserting HTML code is easy enough - Object -> Insert HTML...
But editing the code does not seem possible. It seems that it's necessary to delete the HTML object and reinsert it to make a change. What am I missing?

Right click. I'm on my phone, but an option like "Edit HTML..." should be among the choices when an HTML embed object is selected.

Personalized Template, can't edit added slides, only edit master slide

Hello Keynote Geeks!
I am counting on your expertise to help me with this challenge.
This is what happened:
1) I had a design company to create a personalized presentation template for my production company.
2) Whenever I try to use this template Keynote keeps insisting on only allowing me to edit master slides. Even after I added them to the presentation. This creates a dumb workflow in which I have to be duplicating master slides, editing them in the edit master slide menu and then adding them back to my presentation.
I recorded a 2 minutes screen flow video demonstrating the issue. Please watch it on this Vimeo link:
https://vimeo.com/124934712
I will be incredibly thankful to anyone that gives me a smart solution to optimize our presentation edit workflow.
Cheers from Brazil,
JP Jacobsen

A "geek" means a clumsy fool, I would never call anyone this.
You are not using the correct method to edit items on a slide. Double clicking an object on a slide that is on the slide master allows editing the master object, it does not allow editing the object on the slide.
The correct procedure is:
add a new silide based on a slide master of your choise
to add a photo to the slide;   use a Finder window to drag and drop a file onto the image place holder
to add new text to a slide; click on the text placeholder once, then type in the new text
This assumes the master slide was created correctly by using media and text Placeholders.
To add a text placeholder to a master slide: add a text box to the master then change the font, size and colour
select the text box then:     Format > Advanced > Define as text placeholder
To add a Media Placeholder to a master slide: drag and drop any image file of the correct format (vertical or horizontal) on to the master
select the photo then:     Format > Advanced > Define as Media placeholder
close the master slide by clicking the blue Done button bottom right

Repeating Table in Template -- Can't Edit It

Hi --
I created a template
http://www.practice.thelegatogroup.com/Templates/employee_list.dwt
) to be
used as a list of employees for a client. For the employee
list I used a
repeating table. All seemed to go OK when I created the
initial list of
employees
http://www.practice.thelegatogroup.com/employees/employees_al.htm
However, when I opened the page a few days later to add a new
employee I
couldn't. In fact, none of the controls (add row, delete row,
move up, move
down) work. To make matters worse, when I create a new page
based on the
above template I can add no new rows.
I've gone over things several times and can't figure out what
I did wrong.
Can someone take a look for me?
Thanks,
John

I have actually had a similar issue like this before and it was a simple fix once I figured it out.
Move the folder that is in the trash to your Desktop. Open it and then move the folder that is in there to the trash. You should be able to empty the trash. Next move the empty folder that you had put on the Desktop back into the trash and you should be able to empty it again.
Also, you should run an app like DiskWarrior, TechTool Pro or Drive Genius that can rebuild the volume directories.

Editable region but not in code view

EDIT: While cooking dinner I thought that the computer "fixes" itself when it reboots what about Dreamweaver? I closed DW down. Reopened the app and voila. I CAN edit that section in code view now. It's weird but it appears to be working. I'll repost if something is amiss again regarding this issue. I'll leave the post up in case it's helpful to anyone else. thanks.
I have new pages made from a template. I can only edit in design view NOT in code view. I get the standard error of I'm trying to edit where I'm not allowed. I've made templates many times but never had this problem (I don't think!). Does someone have a tip or help for me? In addition to this issue I was not able to change the title of the page until I added the editable region in the template for title line. That's always been default editable before. Thanks a lot. I'm using DW8.
begining code from template:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Party Invitation Boutique</title> 
begining code from new pages:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title>Baby Blue</title> 
-------------then further down on the page is the editable region-------------

<div id="content_right">test only can type in design view. can't add div boxes
even in this editable region. ugh. can't even type next this this text in the
code view. </div>


Best thing you can do in the future is run your code through the validator if the editable region exists:
http://validator.w3.org/
If there are code errors with other tags on the page then it is possible DW is overlooking its own template code. Unfortunately without seeing the whole page I cannot say this is definitely the case, but a likely possibility.

Template - Can't edit in code view

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