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jhande

Member Since 26 Jun 2006
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In Topic: Embed image in html emails not working

13 May 2012, 08:46

Do you have prevent hot linking set either in your htaccess file or your host CPanel?

In Topic: Image display on different sized computer screens

13 May 2012, 08:37

Hey Gary,

You have basically two options:

Fix the width of the site - example width="980px" to match your image width or create a fluid background image for one of the cells.

In Topic: separately uploaded image

26 April 2012, 01:54

Thank you for the explaination.

In Topic: separately uploaded image

26 April 2012, 01:02

Forgive me for being so naive...

But why all these scripts to populate the database with product info & image details?

Either use osC's admin panel or the Easy Populate contribution.

Just sounds to me like you're trying to reinvent the wheel. :huh:

In Topic: open the index.php in design view in dreamweaver cs5

26 April 2012, 00:51

I have been using Dreamweaver since version 4, now version 8 (CS2).

It is not helpful for WYSIWYG PHP editing. It can however help with locating HTML/CSS code that you wish to edit.

I have not used it yet on osC 2.3.1 but have for osC 2.2.

One needs to setup a localhost server (such as XAMPP) and properly setup Dreamweaver to work with it.
That being said it still doesn't show much in "Design View". Even switching on "Live Data" can make things messy.
Especially when editing the index.php file since it really has three page versions in one (at least v2.2).

Dreamweaver is a good editor for HTML, BUT for PHP it's only good if one can figure out how to read the code.

I think the important question would be - "Why does your client need to open the files in a WYSIWYG editor?"

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