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#1SoxFan #1
Can't edit ASP-based site in Contribute 3
I have successfully set up a connection to a site I created in Dreamweaver MX.
I set the site to be compatible with Contribute from within Dreamweaver before
setting up the connection in Contribute. I can bring up the site in
Contribute, but when I click on 'Edit Page', the page goes blank and I can't
edit anything. I have set myself up as administrator of this site, so there
should be no problems with permissions. Anyone know what is causing this?
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#1SoxFan #2
Re: Can't edit ASP-based site in Contribute 3
To clarify, I am NOT trying to edit ASP content. ASP is only used to generate the navigation menu, and the rest of the site is all in straight HTML.
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christina.heikkila #3
Re: Can't edit ASP-based site in Contribute 3
I don't know if this is the problem, but I had something like that happen once.
It turned out in my case to be incorrect html. It rendered fine in the
browsers, but Contribute is quite picky about the code being correct (which is
a good thing). Try running your page through the W3C's HTML Validator:
[url]http://validator.w3.org/[/url] to see if it finds anything wrong. In my case, a
mismatched table tag made all the difference.
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