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aspx page crashing
Hello,
I have a site and it is mostly asp, I have one page that is type aspx.cs , that page is there to zip some files on upload, it works fine etc. my problem is that when I try and open the site in dreamweaver the dw freezes and crashes, has any one else had a problem opening a .aspx.cs page in Dreamweaver's asp environment. thanks for any advice k |
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Re: aspx page crashing
OK I seen what was giving me the problem
I have an asp page with pureupload sip etc, now when that is done I have set the redir to 'MM_editRedirectUrl = "thezipper.aspx" IF i set the redir to 'MM_editRedirectUrl = "thezipper.asp" then dreamweaver doesnt crash etc when i open the site, it is only on changing the redir and saving the apge do I get crash after crash. I do need to redir to the .aspx page so if any one has any ideas as the best way to do thins and not ahve dreamweaver crash I would be grateful. cheers k |
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Re: aspx page crashing
Got it.
I changed MM_editRedirectUrl = "thezipper.aspx" to MM_editRedirectUrl = "thezipper.asp" opened dreamweaver then closed dreamweaver, I then used notepad to change thezipper.asp back to thezipper.aspx on opening dreamweaver again I didnt have any issue with it crashing and i can open and close any page I want now with out dreamweaver giving problems. I had thought at the start it might have been a caching thing and went to my C:\Documents and Settings\bimbo\Application Data\Adobe\Dreamweaver 9\Configuration and deleted the cache file before rebooting dw but that didnt help. all in all i can open the pages in dw now, lol k |
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Re: aspx page crashing
Twocans wrote:
> Got it. > > I changed > MM_editRedirectUrl = "thezipper.aspx" > > to > > MM_editRedirectUrl = "thezipper.asp" > > opened dreamweaver then closed dreamweaver, I then used notepad to change > thezipper.asp back to thezipper.aspx > > on opening dreamweaver again I didnt have any issue with it crashing and i > can open and close any page I want now with out dreamweaver giving problems. > I had thought at the start it might have been a caching thing and went to my > > C:\Documents and Settings\bimbo\Application Data\Adobe\Dreamweaver > 9\Configuration and deleted the cache file before rebooting dw but that > didnt help. > > all in all i can open the pages in dw now, lol > > k What a very strange bug you found, now if you could create steps to reproduce it, that would give Adobe something to go by... but I think its just another Dreamweaver peculiarity that we just learn to live with. Dooza -- Posting Guidelines http://www.adobe.com/support/forums/guidelines.html How To Ask Smart Questions http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
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Re: aspx page crashing
"Dooza" <doozadooza@gmail.com> wrote in message news:gbqo9b$d31$1@forums.macromedia.com... > What a very strange bug you found, now if you could create steps to > reproduce it, that would give Adobe something to go by... but I think its > just another Dreamweaver peculiarity that we just learn to live with. heh, just because it's reproduceable and you report it doesn't mean they will address the bug (he said speaking from experience) |
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Re: aspx page crashing
Hunter Elliott wrote:
> "Dooza" <doozadooza@gmail.com> wrote in message > news:gbqo9b$d31$1@forums.macromedia.com... >> What a very strange bug you found, now if you could create steps to >> reproduce it, that would give Adobe something to go by... but I think its >> just another Dreamweaver peculiarity that we just learn to live with. > > heh, just because it's reproduceable and you report it doesn't mean they > will address the bug (he said speaking from experience) lol oh so true (also speaking from experience) -- Posting Guidelines http://www.adobe.com/support/forums/guidelines.html How To Ask Smart Questions http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html |
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