what if I use dreamweaver to build the html?

Last post 06-13-2008 1:35 AM by moredotnet. 2 replies.

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  • what if I use dreamweaver to build the html?

    06-13-2008, 12:55 AM
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    • gmmo1971
    • Member since 06-01-2008, 10:10 PM
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    Hi, I am learning the .net framework for web-pages and I am sort of stuck in one thing that I am not totally sure how to go around.

     

    Despite the imensely rich set of tools to build the apps, I still want a graphic designer to build the page art and use asp .net framework to attach code to it.

     
    I did a simple test by loading all the html code generated by a graphic designer into a asp web-page but it gives me errors complainign about several tags that are obsolete. for instance:

    <BGSOUND>

    My question, How do I get asp.net to work with it design build in dreamweaver and NOT using the tools controls?

    Can it be done? Do i have to use the .net framework to build the page always? I am not an artist; therefore I'd rather have the designer build it and not me.

     

    thx,

     

    tchau,

    Gustavo. 

     

     

     

     

     

     

  • Re: what if I use dreamweaver to build the html?

    06-13-2008, 1:16 AM
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    • sbakshi
    • Member since 05-21-2008, 9:25 AM
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    Hi,

     Dreamweaver is a very powerful tool and it gives you to develop pages in various technologies. You can use Dreamweaver to develop your html pages

    Hope it helps
     

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    Sitanshu

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  • Re: what if I use dreamweaver to build the html?

    06-13-2008, 1:35 AM
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    • moredotnet
    • Member since 11-24-2006, 12:07 PM
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    I think you should stick to Visual Studio ... and even if it gives you the obsolete message for some page objects, the maximum you will get is plain warnings, so go ahead & build your web app.

    Now that you know some objects are obsolete, its better to update these properties to the new equivalents available in the .NET IDE. However, in case you dont get the new equivalents, continue with the old objects & you would still be able to build them.

    Vishal Khanna



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