re[2]: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have access to application scope?

[Mischa Uppelschoten ext 10]

Thanks Charlie and Teddy! Sorry for the delay.

I tried your suggestions and moved my page-not-found.cfm to the root of my 
website and also wrote a simple onError event handler in my application.cfc: 

 
  
  
  in Application.cfc: onError
 

Unfortunately, this doesn't change anything: page-not-found.cfm is executed 
correctly as long as I don't read any application vars, but throws a "core" 
file not found error when I do. It seems the onError event is never fired at 
all. BTW, in IIS I have set the 404 error page to also point to 
page-not-found.cfm. This page IS executed correctly, including a read from an 
application var when a user requests anything but a cfm file.

The CF application log shows 3 lines:

Exception thrown by error-handling template:
Element SITEROOT is undefined in APPLICATION. The specific sequence of files 
included or processed is: D:\mysite\Page-not-found.cfm
File not found: /mysite/catal.cfm The specific sequence of files included or 
processed is: d:\mysite\catal.cfm

Mischa.




> Might it be that your page-not-found.cfm is located at a directory level
other than where your code live? In which case it may not benefit from the
application.cfm you'd have there, which is doing the CFAPPLICATION tag that
enables the application scope?

If that's the case, either move the page-not-found.cfm into the same
directory as code you expect to have those variables or put a CFAPPLICATION
with the same NAME into the page-not-found.cfm or an application.cfm in its
directory or parent. Hope that helps.

/charlie

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mischa
Uppelschoten ext 10
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 2:26 PM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have access to
application scope?

Trying to get "page-not-found.cfm" as a missing template handler to work in
CFMX7.

When I request a non existing cfm page foo.cfm this code in
page-not-found.cfm is executed fine:



#request.txt#


This does not work fine:



#request.txt#




CF will display the text "Page not found" in the browser, but will then
generate the default "Error Occurred While Processing Request", complaining
that the foo.cfm file could not be found. I rely on my application variables
for displaying my standard site layout, so at this moment I'm unable to
properly format a page not found error. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Mischa.



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[ACFUG Discuss] inovis trusted link - windows

[CHolland]

Anyone know where to locate a copy of v.4 of Inovis Trusted Link for
Windows? Vendor doesn't have one available

Sincerely,

Christina Holland
MarComm - Americas
Conklin - Intracom
11360 Technology Circle
Duluth, GA 30097
770-295-2535
fax: 770-295-2600
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RE: re[2]: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have access to application scope?

[Charlie Arehart]

Mischa, when your first note mentioned you were use this "as a missing
template handler", I assumed that you were referring to the Admin console
configurable setting. Now you mention using the application.cfc. I just want
to make sure that these are unrelated in your mind (as I don't believe that
the application.cfc does missing template handling, just as CFERROR does
not). Also, the existence of application.cfc prevents application.cfm
running, doesn't it? So you want to remove that if it was just some kind of
test.

So, just to be clear, you are confident that the error handler is being
triggered by the admin setting pointing to it, but when it does it fails if
you refer to an application variable. That would seem to suggest that it
simply isn't running the application.cfm. It should, I'd think, but I don't
know for sure.

First things first: if you enable debugging, do you in fact see that it does
not run the application.cfm?

If it's still not clear, rather than dump the application scope (as you did
in your original note), try dumping the variables scope () Assuming you have no other vars being set in the error
handler, you should see a dump of the empty variables struct. Then, in the
application.cfm, do a , and rerun the request, to see if
the CFDUMP now shows the variable. If it doesn't, then it clearly isn't
running the application.cfm.

Maybe someone else can tell if this jibes with their experience. I just
hadn't noticed before (and can't at the moment set up tests to confirm). 

/charlie

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mischa
Uppelschoten ext 10
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 9:13 AM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: re[2]: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have
access to application scope?

Thanks Charlie and Teddy! Sorry for the delay.

I tried your suggestions and moved my page-not-found.cfm to the root of my
website and also wrote a simple onError event handler in my application.cfc:


 
  
  
  in Application.cfc: onError
 

Unfortunately, this doesn't change anything: page-not-found.cfm is executed
correctly as long as I don't read any application vars, but throws a "core"
file not found error when I do. It seems the onError event is never fired at
all. BTW, in IIS I have set the 404 error page to also point to
page-not-found.cfm. This page IS executed correctly, including a read from
an application var when a user requests anything but a cfm file.

The CF application log shows 3 lines:

Exception thrown by error-handling template:
Element SITEROOT is undefined in APPLICATION. The specific sequence of files
included or processed is: D:\mysite\Page-not-found.cfm File not found:
/mysite/catal.cfm The specific sequence of files included or processed is:
d:\mysite\catal.cfm

Mischa.




> Might it be that your page-not-found.cfm is located at a directory 
> level
other than where your code live? In which case it may not benefit from the
application.cfm you'd have there, which is doing the CFAPPLICATION tag that
enables the application scope?

If that's the case, either move the page-not-found.cfm into the same
directory as code you expect to have those variables or put a CFAPPLICATION
with the same NAME into the page-not-found.cfm or an application.cfm in its
directory or parent. Hope that helps.

/charlie

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mischa
Uppelschoten ext 10
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2006 2:26 PM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have access to
application scope?

Trying to get "page-not-found.cfm" as a missing template handler to work in
CFMX7.

When I request a non existing cfm page foo.cfm this code in
page-not-found.cfm is executed fine:



#request.txt#


This does not work fine:



#request.txt#




CF will display the text "Page not found" in the browser, but will then
generate the default "Error Occurred While Processing Request", complaining
that the foo.cfm file could not be found. I rely on my application variables
for displaying my standard site layout, so at this moment I'm unable to
properly format a page not found error. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Mischa.



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The Banker's Exchange, Inc.
2020 Hills Ave

re[4]: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have access to application scope?

[Mischa Uppelschoten ext 10]

Thanks Charlie, let me answer your questions below. (long answer warning!)


> Mischa, when your first note mentioned you were use this "as a missing
template handler", I assumed that you were referring to the Admin console
configurable setting. 
** Correct, CF admin -> Server Settings -> Settings -> Missing Template Handler.


Now you mention using the application.cfc.
** That was Teddy's suggestion. Since I'm in the dark on this issue, I'm trying 
everything folks tell me ;)

 I just want
to make sure that these are unrelated in your mind (as I don't believe that
the application.cfc does missing template handling, just as CFERROR does
not). 
** From what I can see, you're right.

Also, the existence of application.cfc prevents application.cfm
running, doesn't it? So you want to remove that if it was just some kind of
test.
** If I understand correctly, it is suggested to use application.cfc instead of 
application.cfm on MX7, which is what I have been doing. I have never had an 
application.cfm.


So, just to be clear, you are confident that the error handler is being
triggered by the admin setting pointing to it, but when it does it fails if
you refer to an application variable.
** Positive.

 That would seem to suggest that it
simply isn't running the application.cfm. It should, I'd think, but I don't
know for sure.

First things first: if you enable debugging, do you in fact see that it does
not run the application.cfm?
** Ok, I think there are 4 situations:
1. request non-existing html file, request app var: application.cfc is 
executed, app var is returned, page-not-found.cfm executed properly.
2. request non-existing html file, do not request app var: application.cfc is 
executed, app var not requested, page-not-found.cfm executed properly.
3. request non-existing cfm file, request app var: application.cfc is not 
executed, app var is not returned, page-not-found.cfm does not execute properly.
4. request non-existing cfm file, do not request app var: application.cfc is 
not executed, app var is not requested, page-not-found.cfm executed properly.

BTW, I'm relying on the Execution Times section of my debug window to determine 
whether application.cfc is executed or not.



If it's still not clear, rather than dump the application scope (as you did
in your original note), try dumping the variables scope () Assuming you have no other vars being set in the error
handler, you should see a dump of the empty variables struct. Then, in the
application.cfm, do a , and rerun the request, to see if
the CFDUMP now shows the variable. 
** Ok, I added this extra variable in a cfset to my application.cfc -> 
onRequestStart  and restarted the CF service.

If it doesn't, then it clearly isn't
running the application.cfm.
** When I do  as a first thing on page-not-found.cfm
scenario 1: struct [empty], app var is outputted, extra var is not dumped
scenario 2: struct [empty], extra var is not dumped
scenario 3: dump of the CFERROR and ERROR structs (nothing else) and then the 
core file not found error, extra var is not dumped
scenario 4: dump of the CFERROR and ERROR structs (nothing else), extra var is 
not dumped

The thing that I don't understand: application vars are loaded in the memory of 
the CF server when the application starts, so my application.cfc shouldn't even 
*have* to be loaded for them to be available during every page request, right?

Hope this helps!
Mischa.




Maybe someone else can tell if this jibes with their experience. I just
hadn't noticed before (and can't at the moment set up tests to confirm). 

/charlie

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mischa
Uppelschoten ext 10
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 9:13 AM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: re[2]: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have
access to application scope?

Thanks Charlie and Teddy! Sorry for the delay.

I tried your suggestions and moved my page-not-found.cfm to the root of my
website and also wrote a simple onError event handler in my application.cfc:



 
 
 in Application.cfc: onError


Unfortunately, this doesn't change anything: page-not-found.cfm is executed
correctly as long as I don't read any application vars, but throws a "core"
file not found error when I do. It seems the onError event is never fired at
all. BTW, in IIS I have set the 404 error page to also point to
page-not-found.cfm. This page IS executed correctly, including a read from
an application var when a user requests anything but a cfm file.

The CF application log shows 3 lines:

Exception thrown by error-handling template:
Element SITEROOT is undefined in APPLICATION. The specific sequence of files
included or processed is: D:\mysite\Page-not-found.cfm File not found:
/mysite/catal.cfm The specific sequence of files included or processed is:
d:\mysite\catal.cfm

Mischa.




> Might it be that your page-not-found.cfm is located at a directory 
> level
other than where your code live? In 

RE: re[4]: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have access to application scope?

[Charlie Arehart]

So the bottom line you're finding is that when you request a non-existing
CFM page, the application.cfc does not run. Sounds like either a bug or an
undocumented behavior. Thanks for clarifying that you're only using
application.cfc and not application.cfm. Since it's newer, it may well have
a bug. Unless someone else recognizes something here, sounds like something
to take to Adobe. You seem to have a pretty clear demonstration now.

As for your last comment, "application vars are loaded in the memory of the
CF server when the application starts, so my application.cfc shouldn't even
*have* to be loaded for them to be available during every page request,
right?", well yes and no. Yes, if the application.cfc had been executed
commensurate with this request, then yes the vars would be there (assuming
no timeout, of course). 

But if a page doesn't execute the application.cfc (or doesn't run
application.cfm/CFAPPLICATION to connect to a given application), then there
is no connection between the request for that page and any previously
created "application scope". It's always there in memory, but a page
connects to it by either running application.cfc or a given
application.cfm/CFAPPLICATION tag.

One last thought: if you were using application.cfm, I would have suggested
that a work-around is to simply CFINCLUDE the application.cfm in your page
(perhaps using an admin mapping to help locate it from wherever in your app
a requested page may live). With application.cfc, I don't know if the same
notion exists: could you invoke it manually? May be worth a try, at least
while you await a reply on its automatic processing.

Hope that helps.


/charlie

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mischa
Uppelschoten ext 10
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 11:44 AM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: re[4]: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have
access to application scope?

Thanks Charlie, let me answer your questions below. (long answer warning!)


> Mischa, when your first note mentioned you were use this "as a missing
template handler", I assumed that you were referring to the Admin console
configurable setting. 
** Correct, CF admin -> Server Settings -> Settings -> Missing Template
Handler.


Now you mention using the application.cfc.
** That was Teddy's suggestion. Since I'm in the dark on this issue, I'm
trying everything folks tell me ;)

 I just want
to make sure that these are unrelated in your mind (as I don't believe that
the application.cfc does missing template handling, just as CFERROR does
not). 
** From what I can see, you're right.

Also, the existence of application.cfc prevents application.cfm running,
doesn't it? So you want to remove that if it was just some kind of test.
** If I understand correctly, it is suggested to use application.cfc instead
of application.cfm on MX7, which is what I have been doing. I have never had
an application.cfm.


So, just to be clear, you are confident that the error handler is being
triggered by the admin setting pointing to it, but when it does it fails if
you refer to an application variable.
** Positive.

 That would seem to suggest that it
simply isn't running the application.cfm. It should, I'd think, but I don't
know for sure.

First things first: if you enable debugging, do you in fact see that it does
not run the application.cfm?
** Ok, I think there are 4 situations:
1. request non-existing html file, request app var: application.cfc is
executed, app var is returned, page-not-found.cfm executed properly.
2. request non-existing html file, do not request app var: application.cfc
is executed, app var not requested, page-not-found.cfm executed properly.
3. request non-existing cfm file, request app var: application.cfc is not
executed, app var is not returned, page-not-found.cfm does not execute
properly.
4. request non-existing cfm file, do not request app var: application.cfc is
not executed, app var is not requested, page-not-found.cfm executed
properly.

BTW, I'm relying on the Execution Times section of my debug window to
determine whether application.cfc is executed or not.



If it's still not clear, rather than dump the application scope (as you did
in your original note), try dumping the variables scope () Assuming you have no other vars being set in the error
handler, you should see a dump of the empty variables struct. Then, in the
application.cfm, do a , and rerun the request, to see if
the CFDUMP now shows the variable. 
** Ok, I added this extra variable in a cfset to my application.cfc ->
onRequestStart  and restarted the CF service.

If it doesn't, then it clearly isn't
running the application.cfm.
** When I do  as a first thing on
page-not-found.cfm scenario 1: struct [empty], app var is outputted, extra
var is not dumped scenario 2: struct [empty], extra var is not dumped
scenario 3: dump of the CFERROR and ERROR structs (nothing else) and then
the core file not found error, extra 

[ACFUG Discuss] Dreamwever Question

[Rob Seebach]

Hey Guys, 

I am helping a friend of mine finally upgrade their machine from Homesite 
4.5 to Dreamweaver Studio 8.  He installed 8 on his machine and know wants 
to move his snippets from homesite.  Is there an easy way to do this?  I 
thought they asked you this in the installation, but he states it did not.  
Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks,




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RE: [ACFUG Discuss] Dreamwever Question

[Dusty Hale]

I believe there is a snippets folder in the program files somewhere. You
might do a search for it. You should be able to move the files in it to your
new versions program files. Hopefully both versions are still running.


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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob Seebach
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 1:16 PM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Dreamwever Question

Hey Guys, 

I am helping a friend of mine finally upgrade their machine from Homesite 
4.5 to Dreamweaver Studio 8.  He installed 8 on his machine and know wants 
to move his snippets from homesite.  Is there an easy way to do this?  I 
thought they asked you this in the installation, but he states it did not.  
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re[6]: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have access to application scope?

[Mischa Uppelschoten ext 10]

> So the bottom line you're finding is that when you request a non-existing
CFM page, the application.cfc does not run. Sounds like either a bug or an
undocumented behavior. Thanks for clarifying that you're only using
application.cfc and not application.cfm. Since it's newer, it may well have
a bug. Unless someone else recognizes something here, sounds like something
to take to Adobe. You seem to have a pretty clear demonstration now.
** As a last ditch effort I upgraded my dev box from 7.0 to 7.01 and the latest 
hotfix, but no joy. I did submit this to Adobe as a product support request, 
we'll see what they say.




As for your last comment, "application vars are loaded in the memory of the
CF server when the application starts, so my application.cfc shouldn't even
*have* to be loaded for them to be available during every page request,
right?", well yes and no. Yes, if the application.cfc had been executed
commensurate with this request, then yes the vars would be there (assuming
no timeout, of course). 

But if a page doesn't execute the application.cfc (or doesn't run
application.cfm/CFAPPLICATION to connect to a given application), then there
is no connection between the request for that page and any previously
created "application scope". It's always there in memory, but a page
connects to it by either running application.cfc or a given
application.cfm/CFAPPLICATION tag.
** Makes total sense, thanks!



One last thought: if you were using application.cfm, I would have suggested
that a work-around is to simply CFINCLUDE the application.cfm in your page
(perhaps using an admin mapping to help locate it from wherever in your app
a requested page may live). With application.cfc, I don't know if the same
notion exists: could you invoke it manually? May be worth a try, at least
while you await a reply on its automatic processing.
** I actually did try setting my application vars manually within the 
page-not-found.cfm page, and that does work, however that means duplicating 
most of my variable assignments and decreases maintainability of the app. 
Instantiating application.cfc does not throw an error, but also doesn't set my 
application vars :(

Thanks for your help, I'll let you know if Adobe comes back with anything 
helpful.
/m


Hope that helps.


/charlie

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mischa
Uppelschoten ext 10
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 11:44 AM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: re[4]: [ACFUG Discuss] Missing template handler does not have
access to application scope?

Thanks Charlie, let me answer your questions below. (long answer warning!)


> Mischa, when your first note mentioned you were use this "as a missing
template handler", I assumed that you were referring to the Admin console
configurable setting. 
** Correct, CF admin -> Server Settings -> Settings -> Missing Template
Handler.


Now you mention using the application.cfc.
** That was Teddy's suggestion. Since I'm in the dark on this issue, I'm
trying everything folks tell me ;)

I just want
to make sure that these are unrelated in your mind (as I don't believe that
the application.cfc does missing template handling, just as CFERROR does
not). 
** From what I can see, you're right.

Also, the existence of application.cfc prevents application.cfm running,
doesn't it? So you want to remove that if it was just some kind of test.
** If I understand correctly, it is suggested to use application.cfc instead
of application.cfm on MX7, which is what I have been doing. I have never had
an application.cfm.


So, just to be clear, you are confident that the error handler is being
triggered by the admin setting pointing to it, but when it does it fails if
you refer to an application variable.
** Positive.

That would seem to suggest that it
simply isn't running the application.cfm. It should, I'd think, but I don't
know for sure.

First things first: if you enable debugging, do you in fact see that it does
not run the application.cfm?
** Ok, I think there are 4 situations:
1. request non-existing html file, request app var: application.cfc is
executed, app var is returned, page-not-found.cfm executed properly.
2. request non-existing html file, do not request app var: application.cfc
is executed, app var not requested, page-not-found.cfm executed properly.
3. request non-existing cfm file, request app var: application.cfc is not
executed, app var is not returned, page-not-found.cfm does not execute
properly.
4. request non-existing cfm file, do not request app var: application.cfc is
not executed, app var is not requested, page-not-found.cfm executed
properly.

BTW, I'm relying on the Execution Times section of my debug window to
determine whether application.cfc is executed or not.



If it's still not clear, rather than dump the application scope (as you did
in your original note), try dumping the variables scope () Assuming you have no other vars being set in the error
handler, yo

[ACFUG Discuss] Re: Dreamweaver Question

[Rob Seebach]

Hi Dusty, 

I tried that first but Homesite stores them as a .hss and Dreamweaver as a 
.csn and if you try to change the file extensions they will not work. 



Dusty Hale writes: 


I believe there is a snippets folder in the program files somewhere. You
might do a search for it. You should be able to move the files in it to your
new versions program files. Hopefully both versions are still running. 



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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob Seebach
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 1:16 PM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Dreamwever Question 

Hey Guys,  

I am helping a friend of mine finally upgrade their machine from Homesite 
4.5 to Dreamweaver Studio 8.  He installed 8 on his machine and know wants 
to move his snippets from homesite.  Is there an easy way to do this?  I 
thought they asked you this in the installation, but he states it did not.  
Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks, 




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RE: [ACFUG Discuss] Re: Dreamweaver Question

[Dusty Hale]

Didn't know that. I still use homesite but I use the version that came with
Studio 8 which I think is just called HomeSite+.

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rob Seebach
Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 2:09 PM
To: discussion@acfug.org
Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Re: Dreamweaver Question

Hi Dusty, 

I tried that first but Homesite stores them as a .hss and Dreamweaver as a 
.csn and if you try to change the file extensions they will not work. 


Dusty Hale writes: 

> I believe there is a snippets folder in the program files somewhere. You
> might do a search for it. You should be able to move the files in it to
your
> new versions program files. Hopefully both versions are still running. 
> 
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> 4.5 to Dreamweaver Studio 8.  He installed 8 on his machine and know wants

> to move his snippets from homesite.  Is there an easy way to do this?  I 
> thought they asked you this in the installation, but he states it did not.

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Re: [ACFUG Discuss] Re: Dreamweaver Question

[PC Albrecht]

There's a converter for that http://www.dwfaq.com/Snippets/converter.asp

PC

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Hi Dusty,
I tried that first but Homesite stores them as a .hss and Dreamweaver as a 
.csn and if you try to change the file extensions they will not work.


Dusty Hale writes:

I believe there is a snippets folder in the program files somewhere. You
might do a search for it. You should be able to move the files in it to 
your
new versions program files. Hopefully both versions are still 
running. -Original Message-

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Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Dreamwever Question Hey Guys,  I am helping a 
friend of mine finally upgrade their machine from Homesite 4.5 to 
Dreamweaver Studio 8.  He installed 8 on his machine and know wants to 
move his snippets from homesite.  Is there an easy way to do this?  I 
thought they asked you this in the installation, but he states it did 
not.  Any help would be appreciated. 
 Thanks, 

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Re: [ACFUG Discuss] Re: Dreamweaver Question

[Jay]

There is even a better converter yethttp://www.cfeclipse.org/ 
On 5/10/06, PC Albrecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There's a converter for that http://www.dwfaq.com/Snippets/converter.asp
PC- Original Message -From: "Rob Seebach" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 2:09 PMSubject: [ACFUG Discuss] Re: Dreamweaver Question> Hi Dusty,> I tried that first but Homesite stores them as a .hss and Dreamweaver as a> .csn and if you try to change the file extensions they will not work.
>> Dusty Hale writes:>> I believe there is a snippets folder in the program files somewhere. You>> might do a search for it. You should be able to move the files in it to>> your
>> new versions program files. Hopefully both versions are still>> running. -Original Message->> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Rob Seebach>> Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 1:16 PM>> To: discussion@acfug.org>> Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Dreamwever Question Hey Guys,  I am helping a
>> friend of mine finally upgrade their machine from Homesite 4.5 to>> Dreamweaver Studio 8.  He installed 8 on his machine and know wants to>> move his snippets from homesite.  Is there an easy way to do this?  I
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[ACFUG Discuss] Re: Dreamweaver Question

[Rob Seebach]

Thanks.  My friend has over one hundred snippets and he will be grateful. 

PC Albrecht writes: 

There's a converter for that 
http://www.dwfaq.com/Snippets/converter.asp 

PC 


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Hi Dusty,
I tried that first but Homesite stores them as a .hss and Dreamweaver as 
a .csn and if you try to change the file extensions they will not work. 


Dusty Hale writes:

I believe there is a snippets folder in the program files somewhere. You
might do a search for it. You should be able to move the files in it to 
your
new versions program files. Hopefully both versions are still running. 
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Subject: [ACFUG Discuss] Dreamwever Question Hey Guys,  I am helping a 
friend of mine finally upgrade their machine from Homesite 4.5 to 
Dreamweaver Studio 8.  He installed 8 on his machine and know wants to 
move his snippets from homesite.  Is there an easy way to do this?  I 
thought they asked you this in the installation, but he states it did 
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