<div align="justify"><p><u><b>HTML Editors</b></u> </p><p><b>Data Grids</b> </p><p>The DataGrid is a feature-rich, unique, and powerful tool. For instance, most people know that you can edit items in place with a DataGrid, but few know that you can select the type of control that you want to use for the editing. Instead of using the default TextBox, you can choose to use a DropDownList, RadioButtonList or any other bindable control. ASP.NET "asp:textbox" controls are used as the default interface for data entry in Edit mode.
Thanks to the "Free Form" column type, however, it is possible to use Dreamweaver to build a DataGrid whose edit field for a particular column is an asp:textbox, asp:checkbox, or asp:dropdownlist. </p><p><b>Cloaking folders and files in your site</b> </p><p>Site cloaking allows you to exclude folders and file types in a site from operations such as Get or Put. You can cloak individual folders, but not individual files. To cloak files, you must select a file type, and Dreamweaver cloaks all files of that type. It remembers your settings for each site, so you don't have to make selections each time you work on that site. For example, if you're working on a large site and don't want to upload your multimedia files each day, you can use site cloaking to cloak your multimedia folder, and the system excludes files in that folder from site operations you perform.
You can cloak folders and file types on the remote or local site. Cloaking excludes cloaked folders and files from the following operations:
· Put, Get, Check In, and Check Out
· Reports
· Select newer local and newer remote
· Sitewide operations, such as check and change links and search/replace
· Synchronize
· Asset panel contents
· Template and library updating
Note that Dreamweaver excludes cloaked templates and library items from Get and Put operations only.
Dreamweaver does not exclude these items from batch operations, because it might cause them to get out of sync with their instances. You can perform an operation on a specific cloaked folder by selecting the item in the 'Site' panel and performing an operation on it. Performing an operation directly on a file or folder overrides cloaking. </p><p><b>Irritating Recurring n Dialog Box (General)</b> </p><p>Every time you try to save a file that's part of a site, GoLive presents you with one or a succession of 'Open' dialog boxes. This happens when any folder name in the path from the top of your hard drive down to where the item is stored contains a special character, like an ampersand (&) or the folder symbol often used on a Mac (?).
Changing the name of the offending folder or folders eliminates the problem. </p></div>