Templates properties grayed out

[Laiverd.COM]

Hi,

Not quite sure if this is the proper newsgroup for this question, but I'm
sure you'll tell me ;). Today I upgraded to Contribute CS3 because a website
i'm working on now will be maintained with it.

In this website (which is currently only running under localhost), on most
pages I have optional regions whioch should be set on/off through the
template properties dialogue. However as soon as I try to edit one of these
pages and want to edit the Template properties, the option is grayed out,
and cannot be selected.

I have compared the new optional regions code with earlie sites I created
but cannot discover the difference. I also tried the same with Contribute 3
(which I still have installed), and guess what: the template properties are
avaliable. I've looked every place I can think of, but can;t find the cause,
let alone the solution.

Anyone who can shed light on this?

Thanks.
John

[Laiverd.COM]

I seem to have solved the problem by recreating the templates from scratch.
Templates were created with Dreamweaver 8 , which I upgraded today also to
CS3. So far backward compatibility ?!

John

"Laiverd.COM" <share_your_knowledge@someserver.nl> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Not quite sure if this is the proper newsgroup for this question, but I'm
> sure you'll tell me ;). Today I upgraded to Contribute CS3 because a
> website i'm working on now will be maintained with it.
>
> In this website (which is currently only running under localhost), on most
> pages I have optional regions whioch should be set on/off through the
> template properties dialogue. However as soon as I try to edit one of
> these pages and want to edit the Template properties, the option is grayed
> out, and cannot be selected.
>
> I have compared the new optional regions code with earlie sites I created
> but cannot discover the difference. I also tried the same with Contribute
> 3 (which I still have installed), and guess what: the template properties
> are avaliable. I've looked every place I can think of, but can;t find the
> cause, let alone the solution.
>
> Anyone who can shed light on this?
>
> Thanks.
> John
>
>