Ask a Question related to Macromedia Contribute General Discussion, Design and Development.
-
Shadow Lynx #1
Contribute and ASP.Net 2.0
I use Visual Studio 2003 to create ASP.Net 2.0 .aspx web pages and I
would like to give my clients Contribute to allow them to edit certain
regions of certain pages on the site.
Is it possible to add simple comment tags inline (on the .aspx page
rather than in any template file) that mark regions editable while the
rest of the page is untouchable? I am aware of the old "<!-- Begin
Editable "blah" -->" and "<!-- End Editable -->" comment tags but they
do not seem to protect the page when I attempt to edit with Contribute.
I've tried connecting as Administrator (in which case I would expect
to be able to edit anything) and as Writer and Publisher and in all
cases, the entire page is editable, which I definitely do not want.
I am new to the Contribute concept so I'm unsure how it works and,
since Visual Studio is my preferred tool, I have no reason to use
Dreamweaver.
Shadow Lynx Guest
-
Admin Contribute in Drmwvr - "must install Contribute"
I have been administering the Contribute site from Dreamweaver 8, with Contribute 4 installed on the same machine. Now when I try to "Administer... -
Is Contribute 4 compatible with Contribute CS3?
I have Contribute 4 and my customer has Contribute CS3. Can I set up their site for editing with 4 or will I need to upgrade my version to CS3? -
Do I need Contribute AND Contribute Publishing Server?
Do I need to have Contribute Publishing Server installed on the web server on order to update web pages with Contribute? - Andrea -
Contribute 2 Connection Keys using Contribute 3?
Is it possible to create a Contribute 2 Connection Key using Contribute 3? If so, how? -
Problem creating keys in Contribute 2 for Contribute 3users
Hi I'm using Contribute 2 or Dreamweaver MX to administer a site. I created a key for a Contribute 3 user. When they try and install the key they... -
Shadow Lynx #2 Re: Contribute and ASP.Net 2.0
Shadow Lynx wrote:
Even though I'm answering my own question, I'd still be interested to> I use Visual Studio 2003 to create ASP.Net 2.0 .aspx web pages and I
> would like to give my clients Contribute to allow them to edit certain
> regions of certain pages on the site...
hear any other replies on this (and if someone has actually found a
resource that gives all template tags/useage/placement/etc. that would
be excellent.)
To make a page "locked" using in-line Contribute comment/tags, the
following line must appear between </head> and <body>:
<!-- #BeginTemplate -->
and the following tag must appear between </body> and </html>:
<!-- #EndTemplate -->
Note that putting those tags elsewhere, like within the <body> does not
seem to work.
To mark a region as an editable region, the following tag must appear
at the start of the region:
<!-- #BeginEditable "[NameOfSection]" -->
and the following tag must appear at the bottom of the region:
<!-- #EndEditable --> (Note that there cannot be any "[NameOfSection]"
value in this end tag or it will not work.
Example ASPX Page:
<%@ Page Language="VB" AutoEventWireup="false" %>
<html>
<head runat="server">
<title>Test Page</title>
</head>
<!-- #BeginTemplate -->
<body>
<form id="form1" runat="server">
<div>
This should not be editable<br />
<!-- #BeginEditable "Main" -->
This should be editable!<br />
<!-- #EndEditable -->
This should not be editable</div>
</form>
</body>
<!-- #EndTemplate -->
</html>
Shadow Lynx Guest
Reply With QuoteSimilar Questions and Discussions
Posting Permissions
- You may not post new threads
- You may post replies
- You may not post attachments
- You may not edit your posts
