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Dreamweaver?ph<MM: Beginlock TranslatorClass

A way to fix this problem

         

John_NL

4:48 pm on Oct 29, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Some time ago there was a thread in this forum in which the following problem was discribed:

When I open a PHP page for editing in Dreamweaver the code '<MM: Beginlock TranslatorClass......' is added in the middle of a PHP tag by DW. This results in invalid code.

I came across the same problem on my system. (btw: I also received a message that I should check the Third-party tag library.....)

The previous answer to this was to reinstall DW completely... this work around does not appeal to me, I don't want to reinstall all extensions and reconfigure.

I have looked in to the problem and it was easy to fix:
When I opened the [drive:]\documents and settings\[your name]\Application Data\Macromedia\Dreamweaver MX 2004\Configuration\ThirdPartyTags - folder there was a dud extension there called iframe. I removed the three corresponding files and restarted DW.

This fixed my problem (and saved me from having to reinstall).

Hope this works for you too.. I expect that other problems with 'phantom code' can also be solved in this way.

dmmh

6:46 pm on Oct 29, 2005 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



the best option is to upgrade to the latest version, this is a known DW7/2004 bug afaik, try to get an update for your version