Support/Comments for MODx for Dreamweaver

I get the JS error quite often.
I’ve more or less stopped using the MODx extension because of it.

Quote from: TheDesigner at Oct 01, 2008, 09:58 AM

Sometimes the General Template Variable menu will generate a javascript error with no diagnostics. It seems to happen in the body of the page. Has anyone else seen this?

I confirmed the issue when I try to insert [*content*] from insert bar.

1.backup insertbar.xml.
2.find the following line in insertbar.xml.

3.change the line as the following.

4.run your Dreamweaver.

Then it will work well.



if you use Windows, insertbar.xml is placed in the following:
<hdd name>:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Macromedia\Dreamweaver <version>\Configuration\Objects\

or

<hdd name>:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Adobe\Dreamweaver <version>\Configuration\Objects\



if you use Mac, insertbar.xml is placed in the following:
<hdd name>:Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/Macromedia/Dreamweaver <version>/Configuration/

or

<hdd name>:Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Dreamweaver <version>/Configuration/


Thanks for your feedback!

Thanks Phize - that fixed it
Definitely helps speed up the conversion of html templates.
Many thanks.
David

Good job and thanx!

Nusphere’s PhpEd makes it easy to create custom MODx code templates and give them keyboard shortcuts (I’m sure PhpEclipse does as well).  So Ctrl-j ! can instantly print out
and leave the cursor where the | is. Of course it already has the PHP code shortcuts built in so ctrl-j ifel gives you this:



Like other editors, PhpEd also autocompletes function and variable names and gives you a drop-down list of the options based on the context. You can also right-click on a function and, if you have your whole MODx site in the project, it will take you to the declaration of that function. There’s also a database viewer/editor on a flyout from the right margin. I used to love DreamWeaver, but I could never go back.