Hi Bryan,
Dreamweaver MX kicks butt! Plus, it has a
complete XML interface that lets you define our tags. So, it's just a matter
of defining your Tango tags into Dreamweaver and Dreamweaver will regognize
all the Tango tags. Also, you can turn off the auto tag cleanup.
Rick Sanders
Well through several hours of going
through lines and lines of code I found that Dreamweaver was "trying" to help
clean up my code. On some of my tags it was trying to correct <@CALC
EXPR="x > y"> and other similar tags like trying to take the
<@ELSE> out of IF statements bcause the else had no
</@ELSE> closing tag. In the CALC example it was seeing the
Greater than as a closing of a meta tag and was getting confused and tried to
correct the extra problem.
I hate Dreamweaver and only use it
because Tango Objects have been developed with them so I though that it would
be able to handle code.
I'd much rather use Golive. Anybody
create any extension or tag definitions for Golive or suggestions for setting
it up?
Thanks
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From: Cory Whitsett
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Witango-Talk: Tango stops processing <@ tags> in the middel of a
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This is almost always due to a syntactical error.
Be sure to turn syntax coloring on and look for black characters (that
should be colored). Also, see if there are any missing characters like <
and >. It would be good to double check all of your single and double
quotes as well.
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Witango-Talk: Tango stops processing <@ tags> in the middel of a
presentation page.
Half way through a presentation page my <@
tags> start showing up in the html.
It processes some of them and not
others?
Any
suggestions?
