Is there any way to edit the code directly from within Freeway Express? I cannot find any method to do so.
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No, not in Express or in Pro. Freeway generates HTML code based off your design, you’ll need to use a Text editor (a free one is TextWrangler) or you can open up the files in Dreamweaver.
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On Dec 1, 2008, at 2:46 PM, Eilert wrote:
Is there any way to edit the code directly from within Freeway
Express? I cannot find any method to do so.
The short answer is no, you can’t do it.
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Hi Eilert,
Not directly using the application. You can, however, use the free Source Code
Snooper action (http://www.freewayactions.com/product.php?id=015) to edit the
code the application creates directly in the Freeway page.
I’ve recently updated the action so you can use it in Freeway Express as well as
Pro.
Regards,
Tim.
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Is there any way to edit the code directly from within Freeway Express? I
cannot find any method to do so.
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Sometime around 2/12/08 (at 05:41 +0000) email@hidden said:
Hi Eilert,
Not directly using the application. You can, however, use the free Source Code
Snooper action (http://www.freewayactions.com/product.php?id=015) to edit the
code the application creates directly in the Freeway page.
Tim’s Source Code Snooper is a deeply impressive tool, but it should
be said that this should be kept as an absolute last resort, and
definitely not turned to until you have a complete understanding of
all the other ways of modifying Freeway’s output. It locks out
elements from the intended visual design control in the Freeway
layout environment, so it is a step backwards as well as forwards.
Which means you’ll find yourself doing the splits!
Seriously though, if you think you have a reason for using Source
Code Snooper, please check with the people here first in case someone
can suggest a less heavy-handed solution.
(No offence meant Tim! I am actually glad to hear that it has been updated. 
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+1
I agree, Its better to try create and insert HTML where you need it,
rather than edit after fact.
Use Source Code Snooper as a lest resort.
On 2 Dec 2008, at 09:58, Keith Martin wrote:
that this should be kept as an absolute last resort,
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Thanks much, all you folks. Also, I am very pleased that this is an active and responsive forum! Very helpful.
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Quoting Keith Martin email@hidden:
(No offence meant Tim! I am actually glad to hear that it has been updated.
None taken Keith (…pass the hankie).
I’ve always wanted to find a way to merge the raw code in the Source Code
Snooper action with the tag stream Freeway generates. I spent some time with
this a while ago and while it worked for simple changes anything more just
broke down and crashed pretty badly. Trying to do a diff between the code
blocks and merging the output just isn’t something you can easily do in an
action!
I’ll dig out what I had and see if the wisdom of time has provided me with any
solutions for this.
All the best,
Tim.
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