Yes I'm feeling like doing that.. but as developers we need to know what
our clients are seeing.
I'm wondering if there is a specific way to launch a popup so the toolbar
will know its definitely a user request?
From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
I have a hot rumour for you all.
Adobe will release an all new all dancing Coldfusion
IDE with lots of goodies, most noticeably an integrated debugger.
I have no idea of timing, but expect it to be around
CF8 which is 2007 sometime.
If I am correct, it will be neither Dreamweaver
wow...
ColdFusionShop
or Premier CF
or CFGoLive...
On 8/2/06, Dale Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a hot rumour for you all.
Adobe will release an all new all dancing Coldfusion IDE with lots of
goodies, most noticeably an integrated debugger.
I have no idea of timing,
Why would they not use Eclipse? it seems silly seeing that Flex 2
Builder is based on it.
Cheers
Gareth.
Dale Fraser wrote:
I have a hot
rumour for you all.
Adobe will
release an all new all dancing Coldfusion
IDE with lots of goodies, most noticeably an integrated
Not sure, surprised
me also.
Damon Cooper
(Adobe) also hints at this, its more obvious once youve
heard the rumour.
http://www.dcooper.org/blog/client/index.cfm?mode=entryentry=CA4B686A-4E22-1671-58F4E17F09832C78
I
sincerely hope we can both pleasantly shock and awe you with what we
Haikal,
That might be the proper way with case, but it will still fail pop up blockers. As Dale suggested earlier if it is within your site a relative url can pass most pop up blockers, but unless it is allowed in the program blocking the pop up it will fail.
It is called a pop up blocker for a
nah, I get it
the company makes it's $$$ on making it's IDE's.
Look at 'em all. For print, web, video, animation
why *should* it get on board with the O/S market?
I'm sure Adobe would love to have a platform for all their
designer/editing IDE's as plug-in's but, as a commercial
Dale,
I was under the impression that Fusion Reactor V2.0 had been released, oh well in the interim it still the best form of debugging we have.
Also I am surprised that the new IDE would not be built on Eclipse either, as they have invested a huge amount in doing that for Flex 2, its going to
