Another question I really cannot find the answer to.
When putting code inside the title field (of a page, in the inspector) FW changes " (quotation mark) into "
I do not want that, it causes errors in EE. Is there a way to avoid it, apart from editing the html page after FW before upload to the server…?
Not sure what mean with FW changes but try using a before the quote
and see if that sorts it.
HTH
On Dec 7, 2008, at 3:22 PM, atelier wrote:
Another question I really cannot find the answer to.
When putting code inside the title field (of a page, in the
inspector) FW changes " (quotation mark) into "
I do not want that, it causes errors in EE. Is there a way to avoid
it, apart from editing the html page after FW before upload to the
server…?
I tested both on a separate page. The ‘normal’ way with action of Joe Muscare, a mark-up element with the generated code, and a mark-up element without the quotes.
The first two give the desired result, the third one gives all the entrys of field {kop} of weblog vtekst. So EE seems to pick up the instruction weblog_vtekst, and {kop} but ignores the restrictions for just entree_44. EE wants quotes there…
Just put anything in the Inspector palette then the actual value in
the Action palette.
Joe
On 7 Dec 2008, at 16:23, atelier wrote:
Nope. Unfortunately.
I tested both on a separate page. The ‘normal’ way with action of
Joe Muscare, a mark-up element with the generated code, and a mark-
up element without the quotes.
The first two give the desired result, the third one gives all the
entrys of field {kop} of weblog vtekst. So EE seems to pick up the
instruction weblog_vtekst, and {kop} but ignores the restrictions
for just entree_44. EE wants quotes there…
The action is from 2002 (Thanks, Tim Plumb!)
The decompressed download is a text file. I renamed it Retitle_page.fwaction and could open it from FW5 (=add action)