Wiley Coyote
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| Posted: 12/04/2005, 4:07 PM |
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G'day to all. I am realtively new to CCS, so hopefully somone can assist.
I have several gifs and jpegs that I'd like to add to the IMAGES folder in
the IDE. I can't seem to figure this out. Also, I have some ASP code that
encrypts and decrypts data bound for a DB. I'd like to add that code to say
a New Folder (something like - InHouseCode).
Can this be done? If so, how would I go about doing this.
Thanks in advance.
Wiley
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Edd
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| Posted: 12/07/2005, 3:44 AM |
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Wiley,
Unusual name, sounds like a person who likes Jensen Healys.
Enough babble.
Images don't form part of you IDE but your resouces, they like all web systems are available for you to incorporate as you like, eg all my grid pages have images from a standard library, but the changes are performed manually, change the label to say a imagelink. If the images are referenced directly by CCS then they will be published with the app Try it and you will see what I mean. Create a sub directory, called images, load your images in there. In CCS reference them with the IDE and it will be published.
Inhouse code, we ALL have our extensions. What I have done is incorporate my general functions as an inclusion file in the Common.asp file, e.g adding
%>
<!-- #INCLUDE FILE="ClassesSTC.asp" -->
<%
Since these are referenced by CCS they are published accordingly.
Like all good programmers you should try to make as many class objects as possible and use them whenever you need them.
Hope that helps,
Edd
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Wiley Coyote
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| Posted: 12/16/2005, 10:11 AM |
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Hey Edd. Thanks, but I'm confused. I created a folder called Images. But I
don't see any option (Menu or RGHT Clicking) that allows me to Load images
into the folder either in Files or Pages View.
What the???
Wiley.
"Edd" <Edd@forum.codecharge> wrote in message
news:44396cb08463ad@news.codecharge.com...
> Wiley,
>
> Unusual name, sounds like a person who likes Jensen Healys.
>
> Enough babble.
>
> Images don't form part of you IDE but your resouces, they like all web
> systems
> are available for you to incorporate as you like, eg all my grid pages
> have
> images from a standard library, but the changes are performed manually,
> change
> the label to say a imagelink. If the images are referenced directly by
> CCS
> then they will be published with the app Try it and you will see what I
> mean.
> Create a sub directory, called images, load your images in there. In CCS
> reference them with the IDE and it will be published.
>
> Inhouse code, we ALL have our extensions. What I have done is incorporate
> my
> general functions as an inclusion file in the Common.asp file, e.g adding
> %>
> <!-- #INCLUDE FILE="ClassesSTC.asp" -->
> <%
> Since these are referenced by CCS they are published accordingly.
>
> Like all good programmers you should try to make as many class objects as
> possible and use them whenever you need them.
>
> Hope that helps,
> Edd
> _________________
> There are only 10 people in this world, those who understand Binary and
> those
> that don't.
>
> http://www.syntech.com.au
> ---------------------------------------
> Sent from YesSoftware forum
> http://forums.codecharge.com/
>
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Wiley Coyote
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| Posted: 12/16/2005, 11:57 AM |
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EDD, ignore my last post. I got the images into the folder using the Windows
Browser.
TX
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Walter Kempees
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| Posted: 12/16/2005, 12:25 PM |
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Of course you did!
Did you also notice the bottom line of the project explorer (the window in
which you see your image folder)?
It has a tabbed selector in which you can change the view from Pages/Files,
then click you images directory and at least you can view which files are
there.
<b>Of course I wish for drag and drop too.</b>
With referencing Edd means you have to have a page component that actually
points to a (image) file.
You could of course create a subdirectory DummyFiles, create a page in it
that gets published but does not actually appear in your page tree and on
that page reference all your images (you'd even have a sort of album.
Walter
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Wiley Coyote
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| Posted: 12/16/2005, 12:28 PM |
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Yuppers. I think it was kind of an "Optics" thing...
Thanks
"Walter Kempees" <kempe819@planet.nl> wrote in message
news:dnv7rv$sa4$1@news.codecharge.com...
> Of course you did!
> Did you also notice the bottom line of the project explorer (the window in
> which you see your image folder)?
> It has a tabbed selector in which you can change the view from
> Pages/Files, then click you images directory and at least you can view
> which files are there.
> <b>Of course I wish for drag and drop too.</b>
>
> With referencing Edd means you have to have a page component that actually
> points to a (image) file.
> You could of course create a subdirectory DummyFiles, create a page in it
> that gets published but does not actually appear in your page tree and on
> that page reference all your images (you'd even have a sort of album.
>
> Walter
>
>
> "Wiley Coyote" <wiley@mentorits.com> schreef in bericht
>news:dnv66r$re7$1@news.codecharge.com...
>> EDD, ignore my last post. I got the images into the folder using the
>> Windows Browser.
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>> TX
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>> "Edd" <Edd@forum.codecharge> wrote in message
>>news:44396cb08463ad@news.codecharge.com...
>>> Wiley,
>>>
>>> Unusual name, sounds like a person who likes Jensen Healys.
>>>
>>> Enough babble.
>>>
>>> Images don't form part of you IDE but your resouces, they like all web
>>> systems
>>> are available for you to incorporate as you like, eg all my grid pages
>>> have
>>> images from a standard library, but the changes are performed manually,
>>> change
>>> the label to say a imagelink. If the images are referenced directly by
>>> CCS
>>> then they will be published with the app Try it and you will see what I
>>> mean.
>>> Create a sub directory, called images, load your images in there. In CCS
>>> reference them with the IDE and it will be published.
>>>
>>> Inhouse code, we ALL have our extensions. What I have done is
>>> incorporate my
>>> general functions as an inclusion file in the Common.asp file, e.g
>>> adding
>>> %>
>>> <!-- #INCLUDE FILE="ClassesSTC.asp" -->
>>> <%
>>> Since these are referenced by CCS they are published accordingly.
>>>
>>> Like all good programmers you should try to make as many class objects
>>> as
>>> possible and use them whenever you need them.
>>>
>>> Hope that helps,
>>> Edd
>>> _________________
>>> There are only 10 people in this world, those who understand Binary and
>>> those
>>> that don't.
>>>
>>> http://www.syntech.com.au
>>> ---------------------------------------
>>> Sent from YesSoftware forum
>>> http://forums.codecharge.com/
>>>
>>
>>
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