On 5/8/02 2:38 AM, "Chris Withers" <chrisw@nipltd.com> wrote:
Adrian Hungate wrote:
This would have turned up the the testing, My normally save is Save/View/Back (if you see what I mean).
...as opposed to ZPT which would have given you a nice error message explaining exactly where the error was and what caused it, even if it was just because you hadn't closed a </table> ;-)
This is especially nice when using an FTP/WebDAV tool. You can keep saving and saving and saving, with errors, and then get a report from the ZMI. While saving with errors may sound wrong to some, remember that you can save ASP pages with all the errors you want, there's nothing that's going to check them until compile/execution time. And, it's MUCH better than the cryptic FTP save errors one gets when forgetting to close a <dtml-if>, or using <dtml-and> outside of a <dtml-sqlgroup>. -- Jeffrey P Shell www.cuemedia.com