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Does Dreamweaver CS3 support the Visual Studio ASP.Net Master Pages?
Does Dreamweaver CS3 support the Visual Studio ASP.Net Master Pages? Specifically can I utilize Visual studio for creating the code / basic pages & master page template and utilize Dreamweaver for the graphical / html design/editing?
I am currently utilizing Dreamweaver MX 2004 and it does not display these pages properly but would upgrade if this was a feature of CS3.
I am currently utilizing Dreamweaver MX 2004 and it does not display these pages properly but would upgrade if this was a feature of CS3.
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>>If you open a content page do you see any of the master page content?
No, you only see the content page html
No, you only see the content page html
There is a solution to the problem. I don't know if it works with older versions, but it works at least in Dreamweaver CS5:
Open MMDocumentTypes.xml. It sis located under "...Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS5\Configuration\Document Types". Add "master" to the document type APS.NET_VB and ASP.NET_CSharp.
<documenttype id="ASP.NET_VB" servermodel="ASP.NET VB" internaltype="Dynamic" winfileextension="aspx,asc x,asmx,master" macfileextension="aspx,asc x" file="Default_vb.aspx" writebyteordermark="true" newdocumentname="WebForm" mimetype="text/html">
<documenttype id="ASP.NET_CSharp" servermodel="ASP.NET C#" internaltype="Dynamic" winfileextension="aspx,asc x,asmx,master" macfileextension="aspx,asc x" file="Default_cs.aspx" writebyteordermark="true" newdocumentname="WebForm" mimetype="text/html">
It works like a charm.
Marcus
Open MMDocumentTypes.xml. It sis located under "...Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Dreamweaver CS5\Configuration\Document
<documenttype id="ASP.NET_VB" servermodel="ASP.NET VB" internaltype="Dynamic" winfileextension="aspx,asc
<documenttype id="ASP.NET_CSharp" servermodel="ASP.NET C#" internaltype="Dynamic" winfileextension="aspx,asc
It works like a charm.
Marcus
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