Dumbest Dreamweaver error ever...
Dreamweaver MX04 has been a real drag to work with. Every time I restarted my machine, I had to start Dreamweaver, force-quit it, wait for the program to close and then restart it. It's got something to do with the Flash movie in the startup screen. Today I got a wicked error message that made me yell out loud: "No error occured"... I mean - I know the program isn't the best piece of code written by Macromedia, but honestly - why on earth tell me that no error occured???
My friend Chris coined it perfectly! "Dreamweaver MX04: Winning heart and minds - one strange bug at a time". Gotta start using DW8 now that they've delivered the first patch for it...
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Yah DWMX 04 was a serious POS (and I've been a loyal DW user for almost 8 years now). I really like DW 8 but I've found that since I use Tortoise SVN for file checkin/checkout and committing files to the server and using nant build files on the server, I have started using Homesite more and more since it seems to be much faster and have a much smaller footprint.
Posted by: brandon ellis | February 13, 2006 05:07 PM
don't bother -my dreamweaver 8 is suffing from 'No errors'. yeah, thanks dw.
Posted by: felix | March 28, 2006 06:43 PM
"No Error Occured" is a Microsoft Visual Basic Network API Error Message.
The reason it says 'No Error Occured' is because the error code is absent, but the API or the source code caught an exception in the process, the
exception flag was set and the exception.message was set to 0, or No Error.
I first found this error writing FTP code with VB.NET, and I can tell you it will NOT happen unless an error HAS occured, IN Dreamweaver, this error is usually associated with an attempt to load a file that is either on a network drive that is not available, or a security / firewall issue restricts access to the file. I get this error when clicking on the Open a Recent Item box right after loading Dreamweaver, the file is located on another machine that has to be connected by a VPN, I can remove the error after running exploere and connection to the mapped drive, return to the box and the No Error Occurred message goes away.
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Posted by: Sofwreng | October 4, 2006 03:22 AM