On Tue, Feb 20, 2001 at 03:54:29PM +0100, Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
Hi there,
Is there an efficient way to use an external editor to edit DTML Documents?
Some people in my homepage group are tired of the ZMI and I can understand
them, especially because of a lack of syntax highlighting.
There is the possibility of copy'n'paste and upload again, but that's ugly. I
also read that development on the Mozilla-based management tool is not
continued. (That's sad, BTW...)
Could I use WebDAV (don't have any experience with it) to retrieve and save
the DTML source? If so, is there a good HTML source code editor (don't want
WYSIWYG!) for Windows or Linux supporting WebDAV?
Any suggestions welcome!
You can use HTMLKit:
http://www.chami.com/html-kit
It supports FTP better than any other Windows tool I know; it can
optionally open files without an extension inside itself. This is a
god-sent for DTML objects like standard_html_header.
There aren't any WebDAV enabled editors I know of that actually make use
of the added functionality of WebDAV server; they treat it like any other
FTP server. The only exception is Adobe GoLive 5; it uses WebDAV
properties and locking extensively; but you said No WYSIWYG.. :)
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Martijn Pieters
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