I just went poking about in the HS+ (CFStudio) Options tab...
If you go into options/settings/locations and change the Help location
to a different folder, and put the new help files in that folder, it
may help. I'd create and use a different folder for this, just to make
sure you're forcing new files and not re-reading from a voodoo cache.
Let us know how you come out...
J
On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 17:11:34 -0500, Gaulin, Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
> I'm trying to update the help content for tags to point to new files that I
> downloaded from livedocs. There is a fairly obvious looking set of files in
> the Extensions folder that have a .vtm extension. If you follow through them
> you end up at markup that looks like this:
>
> <CAT CAPTION="CFML Tags" DESC="A collection of all Cold Fusion Markup
> Language tags.">
> <CAT CAPTION="Database Manipulation" ICON="Elements">
> <E CAPTION="CFINSERT"
> VALUE='<cfinsert ...'
> HELPFILE='../Help/htmldocs/tags-p66.htm'/>
> .... etc
>
> and the HELPFILE attribute points to the current help for that tag. Except
> changing that value doesn't do anything... F1 wants to go too the old file no
> matter what you put there.
>
> There are also .vtm files for each tag ("cfinsert.vtm") under TagDefs/CFML.
> It also has a HELPFILE attribute and I changed the value there too, but with
> no effect. (It open the old file, no matter what the helpfile attribute says.)
>
> I know Studio is rereading the vtm files because and I can tweak the
> auto-complete-style attributes and those changes show up. (Alt-Shift-Ctrl-C
> will reload the files). The new help shows up in the "Tag Chooser", but
> still the file that F1 opens will not change.
>
> I've restart CF Studio a dozen times and looked for any "index" type files to
> delete, so it will refresh from the vtm files, but I can't find anything like
> that. Even removed the verity collection and rebuilt it, but no luck there
> either.
>
> Help! How does F1 know what file to open for each tag!
>
> Thanks
> Mark
>
>
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