MX library items with swap image error message prob

[dtfinch webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

We too have been experiencing this error. The hundreds of error messages each time we update wastes about an hour of our time each day. The pages work perfectly. The error is in error, and there's no obvious way to disable it. It's among the worst problems we've had with DreamWeaver, it seems that several people are experiencing it, and it is offensive to see that no one representing macromedia has tried to address it.

[Alan Ames]

> We too have been experiencing this error. The hundreds of error messages each
> time we update wastes about an hour of our time each day. The pages work
> perfectly. The error is in error, and there's no obvious way to disable it.
> It's among the worst problems we've had with DreamWeaver, it seems that
> several people are experiencing it, and it is offensive to see that no one
> representing macromedia has tried to address it.

Okay- i looked in the webforum- this is a reply to a message from sept/2002.

So- What is the error message. is it "cannot copy swap image behavior" ?

what version of Dreamweaver?
If DMX, have you installed the 6.1 updater??

a url to a page?? and what exactly does the code in this library item look
like?

is the library item in a template? if so- is there an editable region in
the head of the document named head ?? URL would help.

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[Murray *TMM*]

dt:

Be aware that if you require a response from Macromedia, then you must
contact them directly.

Be additionally aware that I personally spend quite a considerable amount of
my time attempting to address issues just such as you have described. I
must have hundreds of posts here asking to be shown the code, or to be sent
the site. Have you done that?

Or are you just here to complain?

I use DMX every day. I use Templates and Library Items as much as anyone on
this board, I'll bet. I have never found this error to occur without a
discernable reason. Has it happened to me? Yes, rarely. Have I been able
to fix it and prevent it from happening further? Yes.

How's about you?

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"dtfinch" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> We too have been experiencing this error. The hundreds of error messages

each time we update wastes about an hour of our time each day. The pages
work perfectly. The error is in error, and there's no obvious way to disable
it. It's among the worst problems we've had with DreamWeaver, it seems that
several people are experiencing it, and it is offensive to see that no one
representing macromedia has tried to address it.

>
>
>

[dtfinch webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

It's actually our web designer who's been experiencing the problem. I code all of the asp pages, while he works on the interface. He said that when he updates a library item, the error appears for every page, with every library item containing links, even the plain html ones that don't have rollovers. This really slowed down updates, requiring him to click OK about a hundred times for each. All of the pages work fine, and all of the rollover images pre-load without a problem. The problem has apparently been going on for several months, and he brought it to my attention today. On google I found no results relating to the error message. And when I searched here, I found dozens of reports of this exact problem with no visible solutions given, which made me a bit angry over the apparent quality of customer support, and I apologize for letting that show in my post. We're using DreamWeaver MX. None of the library items or pages use templates.

Shortly after posting, I installed a freeware program called ClickOff on his computer, so now the messages appear as little more than brief flickers during library updates.

[Murray *TMM*]

dt:

Please zip the library folder and enough of your pages for me to recreate
the problem. Send them to me at my forum email address after removing the
HAHA from it. I'll be happy to take a look and tell you why it's happening.

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"dtfinch" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> It's actually our web designer who's been experiencing the problem. I code

all of the asp pages, while he works on the interface. He said that when he
updates a library item, the error appears for every page, with every library
item containing links, even the plain html ones that don't have rollovers.
This really slowed down updates, requiring him to click OK about a hundred
times for each. All of the pages work fine, and all of the rollover images
pre-load without a problem. The problem has apparently been going on for
several months, and he brought it to my attention today. On google I found
no results relating to the error message. And when I searched here, I found
dozens of reports of this exact problem with no visible solutions given,
which made me a bit angry over the apparent quality of customer support, and
I apologize for letting that show in my post. We're using DreamWeaver MX.
None of the library items or pages use templates.

>
> Shortly after posting, I installed a freeware program called ClickOff on

his computer, so now the messages appear as little more than brief flickers
during library updates.

>
>