So, I’m parting with a whole load of Macromedia related ‘stuff’ that I have collected, having decided it really is time for a clear out.
Today it’s my brushed steel ‘Macromedia Devnet Travel Mug’.
Seals in the steam and keeps your coffee fresh for longer! Grab it while you can.
Update: Sorry, this item has now been sold.
I have a copy of Macromedia Contribute up for auction on e-bay if anyone is interested. As new. I just never got round to using it, so I thought someone else may benefit from it.
Starting price of �10.00 plus �2.00 postage. The auction ends on the 16th of July. Happy bidding. :)
Update: This auction has ended, but has been re-opened here.
I finally got round to making the modifications to all of my Dreamweaver Extensions in order that they will install correctly for Dreamweaver MX 2004 users.
It was a hassle to edit 13 MXIs, re-package and test them. But at least now it’s done. Let’s just hope they don’t go and change it all again for the next release… :/
You can find the revised extensions with incremented version numbers on the extensions page.
Have fun and let me know if anything is still broke.
Ok, so I’m a bit slow on the uptake, but I thought I should report it here. Macromedia have released Volume 6 of the DevNet Resource Kit.
Volume 6 delivers a new set of Macromedia Flash MX 2004 components, Dreamweaver MX 2004 extensions, and a host of components, tags, and utilities for ColdFusion MX. The CD also contains sample applications and an archive of the last three months of articles on the Developer Center website.
For some time I’ve guessed that I might need to update my Dreamweaver Extensions to function correctly with Dreamweaver MX 2004. Today I found some time to take a little bit of a closer look at the subject.
It seems that Macromedia totally changed the way in which commands are inserted into the toolbars this time around.
Net result is that although my extensions will work ‘mostly’ (I think, let me know) with the latest release, the way they are inserted into the toolbar is all a bit Pete Tong.
Suffice to say I’m going to try and resolve this…
