Edit Server Behavior not working...

When I click on Edit Server Behavior, the lists of respective server
behaviors for each language do not appear. The same thing also happens when
I try and duplicate an existing behavior. I am using DWMX updated to 6.1 on
Windows XP Pro SP1.

Any help much appreciated!

ctrl+alt+delete" <thenetwerx (AT) REMOVEmsn (DOT) com> wrote

When I click on Edit Server Behavior, the lists of respective server
behaviors for each language do not appear. The same thing also happens
when
I try and duplicate an existing behavior. I am using DWMX updated to 6.1
on
Windows XP Pro SP1.

Find the EDML files in the Configuration folder and remove the attribute
hideFromBuilder="true"

This will allow you to edit/copy the server behavior. Be aware, however,
that many of them cannot be modified/copied in this way because they are not
created with the builder. If you attempt to modify one of these, you may
corrupt the file so that it will not work any more.


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Tom Muck
co-author Dreamweaver MX 2004: The Complete Reference
http://www.tom-muck.com/

Extending Knowledge, Daily
http://www.CommunityMX.com/

Thanks for the advice Tom. What I am wanting to do is modify the Login User
behaviors so I can set two different session variables for the username.
That way I can have my admin login completely separate from my regular
users. And when an admin logs out, it won't log them out of the regular user
sections.

Do you know if I can modify these respective behaviors?

Thanks again,

Tim

"Tom Muck" <tommuck (AT) NOSPAM (DOT) basic-drumbeat.com> wrote

ctrl+alt+delete" <thenetwerx (AT) REMOVEmsn (DOT) com> wrote in message
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When I click on Edit Server Behavior, the lists of respective server
behaviors for each language do not appear. The same thing also happens
when
I try and duplicate an existing behavior. I am using DWMX updated to 6.1
on
Windows XP Pro SP1.


Find the EDML files in the Configuration folder and remove the attribute
hideFromBuilder="true"

This will allow you to edit/copy the server behavior. Be aware, however,
that many of them cannot be modified/copied in this way because they are
not
created with the builder. If you attempt to modify one of these, you may
corrupt the file so that it will not work any more.


--
-------------------------------------------
Tom Muck
co-author Dreamweaver MX 2004: The Complete Reference
http://www.tom-muck.com/

Extending Knowledge, Daily
http://www.CommunityMX.com/

I just tested my changes and all is well. Thanks again for the help.

"ctrl+alt+delete" <thenetwerx (AT) REMOVEmsn (DOT) com> wrote

Thanks for the advice Tom. What I am wanting to do is modify the Login
User
behaviors so I can set two different session variables for the username.
That way I can have my admin login completely separate from my regular
users. And when an admin logs out, it won't log them out of the regular
user
sections.

Do you know if I can modify these respective behaviors?

Thanks again,

Tim

"Tom Muck" <tommuck (AT) NOSPAM (DOT) basic-drumbeat.com> wrote in message
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ctrl+alt+delete" <thenetwerx (AT) REMOVEmsn (DOT) com> wrote in message
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When I click on Edit Server Behavior, the lists of respective server
behaviors for each language do not appear. The same thing also happens
when
I try and duplicate an existing behavior. I am using DWMX updated to
6.1
on
Windows XP Pro SP1.


Find the EDML files in the Configuration folder and remove the attribute
hideFromBuilder="true"

This will allow you to edit/copy the server behavior. Be aware, however,
that many of them cannot be modified/copied in this way because they are
not
created with the builder. If you attempt to modify one of these, you may
corrupt the file so that it will not work any more.


--
-------------------------------------------
Tom Muck
co-author Dreamweaver MX 2004: The Complete Reference
http://www.tom-muck.com/

Extending Knowledge, Daily
http://www.CommunityMX.com/