> We have this problem in my company (and I'm sure it occurs in
> others as well). Our web-dev guys use DreamWeaver to create
> sexy pages. Previously, said pages must then be taked by
> programmers and hacked inserting "magic strings" to later be
> substitued for dynamic content; or embedding Perl code for the
> same thing. This is a tedious process. The resultant file, no
> longer pure HTML, is something that can not be read back into
> DreamWeaver should the page need a tweak. Instead, the source
> page must be modified all over again. This is a pain.
Hmmm ... I thought one of the big pluses of Dreamweaver is that it guaranteed
roundtrip HTML. I'm guessing it doesn't?
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