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 Convert CodeCharge Site to Dreamweaver MX 2004 code?

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EastTexas

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Posted: 01/07/2005, 2:14 PM

How do I convert a ASP web site (not ASP.net) that was created in CodeCharge to Dreamweaver MX 2004 code? The Demo is driving me nuts! I understand almost everything that FrontPage and Dreamweaver does; but at this point when I change one file in CodeCharge it goes out and changes several other files.

I have worked in ASP in Dreamweaver and I understand the basics of what is going on with the program. Most ASP pages in Dreamweaver are maybe 3 max to get what I need done. But CodeCharge has lots and lots of little pages to do the same thing.

Will Somebody help me?
& Google was not much help by the way 8(


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viktor
Posted: 03/17/2005, 1:57 AM

Code Charge is not subsitution of Dreamweaver MX 2004.

You can still use Dreamweaver MX 2004 to "polish" your code / design.

Go to tools > options > general > use external web editor and point it to your Dreamweaver MX 2004 .exe file...

after that you should be able to clicke on a file with right button of mouse in Code Charge Project Explorere and open the file in Dreamweaver MX 2004.

Hence you will be working ONLY with html. each .asp / .php file has its own html file...

CCS is great - it is only matter of time to get used to ALL features it has.

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