[Zope] dreamwaeaver, zope, and webdav

[Doug Reiland]

thanks for the info.
Yes, I would be interested in your plugin.
I am new (you can probably tell) to the web site stuff. I am pretty sure I 
want to use Zope. I am really interested in Plone, but starting out slow.

I am trying to determine if Dreamweaver is going to make my life easier and 
worth the expense to manage/design as much as possible.

What is the best way to change zope site to extensions? I know when I 
discovered DW couldn't edit index_html, I renamed it to index.html, but of 
course my intial zope site stopped working.

Thanks!

>From: Andrew Sawyers <andrew at zope.com>
>Reply-To: andrew at zope.com
>CC: Doug Reiland <dreiland at hotmail.com>, zope at zope.org
>Subject: Re: [Zope] dreamwaeaver, zope, and webdav
>Date: Wed, 05 Jan 2005 10:11:39 -0500
>
>dreiland at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>>I am using the latest 2.7.x zope. and Dreamweaver MX 2004.
>>>I have configured Dreamweaver's webdav access to my site without 
>>>problems.
>I like Dreamweaver and have used it a lot; but I don't do much with dav - I 
>do everything over a samba link with skin folders.....
>
>>>What is the story on accessing zope's file (for example index_html) in
>>>dreamweaver?
>Dreamweaver doesn't deal well with this case; I would avoid the lack of 
>extensions if you plan on using dreamweaver:  all files have .htm or .html 
>extensions.
>
>>>Is there other setup issues needed for Dreamweaver to handle zope's
>>>file/tags?
>I have a plugin which registers several; if you'd like it I can pass it 
>along.  I haven't put much effort into it; but it works and others have 
>found it useful.
>>>
>>
>Andrew
>
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