Macromedia Dreamweaver MX

RagnaroK · September 13th, 2003

Yo!
Before I even consider going about buying Dreamweaver MX, I just wanna know whether it has support for inline frames as M$ Frontpage does? Thanks!

RaG

Edit:
Sorry mods, kinda posted this in a rush, feel free to move to apps if this is in the wrong place.

September 13th, 2003

Notepad supports Iframes, so why wouldn't DreamWeaver? Oh, wait... it's one of them "The user knows nothing, click click"-apps, eh? ;>

**dubstar** · September 13th, 2003

yes it does.

RagnaroK · September 13th, 2003

Originally posted by grimman
Notepad supports Iframes, so why wouldn't DreamWeaver? Oh, wait... it's one of them "The user knows nothing, click click"-apps, eh? ;>

LOL.

Anyways, it's just that I went over to a friend's house and he had Dreamweaver MX. I had a copy of my "sample" website that I made in Frontpage, and so I decided to muck around with it on Dreamweaver. When I opened it, half my website had "Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames" all over it. In Frontpage however, it displayed the inline frames perfectly... what's wrong?

RaG

September 13th, 2003

Yes Dreamweaver supports iframes ... I would suggest getting it, it is a lot better than frontpage...

September 13th, 2003

Why don't you try a trial version to see if Dreamweaver is what you want. I did it and it suited my needs so I got Macromedia Studios MX.

RagnaroK · September 15th, 2003

Decided to buy it anyways...

Now, I'm just kinda lost in way of things. Have been using M$ FrontPage for god knows how long, now Dreamweaver just seems daunting. Any tips or beginners tutorials that you can offer me? Thanks!

RaG

punkandacoke · September 15th, 2003

dude, the motto of dreamweaver. "this is as easy as monica lewincky."
use it and you'll understand it.

damn addicts ;-)

**X-Istence** · September 15th, 2003

Frontpage iframes suck, they are not compatible with most browsers, and if they are they are totally screwed up and looking bad

.

**Zedric** · September 16th, 2003

Originally posted by Ragnarok
Decided to buy it anyways...
Now, I'm just kinda lost in way of things. Have been using M$ FrontPage for god knows how long, now Dreamweaver just seems daunting. Any tips or beginners tutorials that you can offer me? Thanks!

RaG

Some tutorials can be reached from inside Dreamweaver. Check out Help > Tutorials.

RagnaroK · September 17th, 2003

I soooo need to learn HTML again... I forgot it all since year 9... >.<
Anyways, thanks guys for ya help!

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RagnaroK Must be dreaming... Joined: April 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 673 Reputation: 20 Power: 126	Macromedia Dreamweaver MX Yo! Before I even consider going about buying Dreamweaver MX, I just wanna know whether it has support for inline frames as M$ Frontpage does? Thanks! RaG Edit: Sorry mods, kinda posted this in a rush, feel free to move to apps if this is in the wrong place. :: Illusional Hope ::

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September 13th, 2003	Top \| #4
RagnaroK Must be dreaming... Joined: April 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 673 Reputation: 20 Power: 126	Originally posted by grimman Notepad supports Iframes, so why wouldn't DreamWeaver? Oh, wait... it's one of them "The user knows nothing, click click"-apps, eh? ;> LOL. Anyways, it's just that I went over to a friend's house and he had Dreamweaver MX. I had a copy of my "sample" website that I made in Frontpage, and so I decided to muck around with it on Dreamweaver. When I opened it, half my website had "Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames" all over it. In Frontpage however, it displayed the inline frames perfectly... what's wrong? RaG :: Illusional Hope ::

September 15th, 2003	Top \| #7
RagnaroK Must be dreaming... Joined: April 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 673 Reputation: 20 Power: 126	Decided to buy it anyways... Now, I'm just kinda lost in way of things. Have been using M$ FrontPage for god knows how long, now Dreamweaver just seems daunting. Any tips or beginners tutorials that you can offer me? Thanks! RaG :: Illusional Hope ::

September 15th, 2003	Top \| #9
X-Istence * Joined: December 2001 Location: USA Posts: 6,490 Reputation: 2808 Power: 217	Frontpage iframes suck, they are not compatible with most browsers, and if they are they are totally screwed up and looking bad . My blog!

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September 13th, 2003	Top \| #2
grimman Unregistered Posts: n/a	Notepad supports Iframes, so why wouldn't DreamWeaver? Oh, wait... it's one of them "The user knows nothing, click click"-apps, eh? ;>

September 13th, 2003	Top \| #5
lechtard Unregistered Posts: n/a	Yes Dreamweaver supports iframes ... I would suggest getting it, it is a lot better than frontpage...

September 13th, 2003	Top \| #6
Jason Roberts Unregistered Posts: n/a	Why don't you try a trial version to see if Dreamweaver is what you want. I did it and it suited my needs so I got Macromedia Studios MX.

September 15th, 2003	Top \| #8
punkandacoke eat me Joined: September 2003 Location: at the end of the rainbow Posts: 255 Reputation: 0 Power: 105	dude, the motto of dreamweaver. "this is as easy as monica lewincky." use it and you'll understand it. damn addicts ;-)

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Zedric NTFS Guru Joined: January 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 4,006 Reputation: 890 Power: 171	Originally posted by Ragnarok Decided to buy it anyways... Now, I'm just kinda lost in way of things. Have been using M$ FrontPage for god knows how long, now Dreamweaver just seems daunting. Any tips or beginners tutorials that you can offer me? Thanks! RaG Some tutorials can be reached from inside Dreamweaver. Check out Help > Tutorials. Did I help you? Please use the reputation system. Click the icon on the left! Proud host of the OSNN.net folding sigs. Want one? Check the folding thread! http://zedric.no-ip.com/

September 17th, 2003	Top \| #11
RagnaroK Must be dreaming... Joined: April 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 673 Reputation: 20 Power: 126	I soooo need to learn HTML again... I forgot it all since year 9... >.< Anyways, thanks guys for ya help! :: Illusional Hope ::

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