bas
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| Posted: 08/11/2003, 8:17 AM |
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I have an existing ASP Application in Dreamweaver.
Written by my predecessor, we have all the code and can sort of maintain in
Dreamweaver.
Having just down loaded the eval and found it very useable.....
Can I start a new project and import the site ???
I don't wont to learn both CodeCharge Studio and Dreamweaver...
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DonB
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| Posted: 08/11/2003, 8:50 AM |
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A "qualified yes". There is a very specific way that CCS apps are
constructed. Most apparent will be the separation of code (.asp) from
appearance (.html) elements. Further, there are specific markers (comment
tags) that correlate the code with where things are to appear in the page
you see in your browser.
This is the heart of template-driven code, which is the foundation for CCS.
There are also events declared for well-defined actions, such as
before/after a page loads. You need to ensure you migrate your existing
code so that you don't violate the structure (that is, so you don't
"confuse" CCS).
I think I'd try to make classes out of useful functionality, then declare
objects from those classes and integrate that, rather than trying to splice
your code into CCS. It is handy to create "include pages" to define chunks
of functionality (with or without classe modules) just so you can collect
the code into manageable pieces. Either way, you will find it easier to
merge the function with the appearance.
DonB
"bas" <bas@_nosmap.com> wrote in message
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> I have an existing ASP Application in Dreamweaver.
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> Written by my predecessor, we have all the code and can sort of maintain
in
> Dreamweaver.
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> Having just down loaded the eval and found it very useable.....
>
> Can I start a new project and import the site ???
>
> I don't wont to learn both CodeCharge Studio and Dreamweaver...
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