great little mod for dreamweaver! - you might want to add this in the documentation wiki. Create a page like textmates - http://doc.silverstripe.com/doku.php?id=tools:textmate and link to it from the overview page - http://doc.silverstripe.com/doku.php?id=tools
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I prefer VIM actually. However, whenever I work on a Mac it's textmate all the way -- that luxury usually means I'm developing Rails, not SS - red.
Hi BMC,
Here you go - it's relatively easy to add .ss files to the php file stack in DW
http://www.last-child.com/set-up-dreamweaver-to-color-code-alternate-file-types/
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_16410&sliceId=2
HTH!
This reminds me actually.
I've had the above setup for a while, and things work good for the most part except I can't open .ss files from within the Dreamweaver's file panel. When I click on .ss files, it says there is no application associated with it. The dreamweaver icon is used beside the filename, and I can open them by double clicking within windows explorer.
Does this happen with anybody else?
Hi Lee - yep - if you follow the tut in the second link you should be good to go - after stepping through the adobe Live doc I can now open up the file from within the sites panel no problem.
The two files in the tut you need to edit are
Extensions.txt
MMDocumentTypes.xml
HTH
Ahh I know what I did. I had originally followed these steps a while ago, and I accidentally copied the path to the extensions.txt file for dreamweaver 8, not CS3. I had upgraded to CS3, but the old application data folder still remained on my computer. I didn't notice the incorrect path.
Much better. Now I don't have to open .ss files from explorer, or right click in dreamweaver and 'open with'.
Glad you got it working Lee. Coolio!
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