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niceuzor
Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« on: July 10, 2007, 05:25 PM »

Hi there, Cool

Dreamwaver User's in the house,plz tell us how its work,

i have never use it before i will appreciate u guys teaching me how its work i'm tired using Frontpage!

Hope to read from you guys.
feyisara (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #1 on: July 11, 2007, 03:24 AM »

Am a professional in dreamweaver and i have been using dreamweaver for the past five years what do u want to about dreamweaver this are the site that have use dreamweaver to design www.sunnewsonline.com, that.com, www.estatetraders.com
kelechiodo (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #2 on: July 11, 2007, 04:12 PM »

feyisara: I really think that you did a great job with sunnewsonline.com please keep it up. I am equally a dreamweaver user but i have not been able to archive a story and use search form. Can you tell me how to archive a story and how to insert a work search form to that visitors can type the topic and get it to read. Thanks
Once more, congratulation on what you did in sunnewsonline.
segebee (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #3 on: July 12, 2007, 05:46 PM »

dreamweaver cld be annoyin if u know nothin about server scriptin and u're trying to use it esp in forms
its only good for ease of use, behaviours(i love that), and right now i just bought one from otigba

its a gr8 software

to your search question, u need to know php and ve a dbase
i can help though
niceuzor
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #4 on: July 13, 2007, 11:09 AM »

feyisara i can see that you re good in Webdesign

Can we work together?,is good we learn from each other.

YIM me on "Humble2g7"

Catch you. Cool
kelechiodo (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #5 on: July 13, 2007, 11:51 AM »

Segebe: Thank you for your offer to help. I'm seriously learning php and mysqul and I have just finished a website which address I will post here today. The website is cool though I am still trying to make the form work. Just expect the address before 6pm and I look forward for your constructive critism.
segebee (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #6 on: July 14, 2007, 07:33 PM »

anytime bros Smiley
webemerald (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #7 on: July 15, 2007, 04:03 PM »

Segebee can u construct a cms nd which devt. Platform d u use.i dev. also lets share tots
RuuDie (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #8 on: July 18, 2007, 03:04 PM »

guys, make person follow help me 4 my own wahala nah . . . i dey beg!
nuckecy (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #9 on: July 19, 2007, 03:01 PM »

@Ruudie: wetin u wan know about dreamweaver make i see if i can help u.

@Niceuzor: Nice there certain things u have to get familiar with before u can be a good design, photoshop or fireworks shd be on list, a knowledge of Corel D (good for arrangements and alignment).

I encourage pple to know CorelD before thinking of Web Designing. Photoshop is a good graphic software to optimize pictures and resizing,
RuuDie (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #10 on: July 19, 2007, 03:07 PM »

@ nuckecy,

thanx man, you too much . . . one of the things wey dey disturb me na sey, i dey try do a profile page like one wey we get  here 4 NL, wey be sey if you no upload any picture the space no go just dey blank like dat, the program go put a default picture there 4 dat space . . . abegi, u fit help me!?
nuckecy (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #11 on: July 19, 2007, 03:21 PM »

Is it only one profile page u wan arrange or a site wit lots of profile page?

1. If na only one u wan arrange no need to look for a default pic, just give a dull colour wen u ready to fix a pic u can do that or create a picture script as
<div id="MaPIC"> (no space) <img src="images/me.jpeg" width="80" height="73" /> (no space) </div> like such optimize a picture in photoshop or any app with a dull colour or a place art to take the place. When the picture u want to replace is ready just upload using the same file name it willl just take its place.

2. if na lots of profile pages is wat u want, its has to be handled by a database script like php/mysql. U need to have an idea of such.

I believe i don give small help?

RuuDie (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #12 on: July 19, 2007, 03:29 PM »

well. . . u try but e be like sey u no dig wetin i dey yarn.

na like dis; wen d page load, if you get pic 4 database load the pic. . . if pic no dey, load a default pic, u dig?
nuckecy (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #13 on: July 19, 2007, 03:48 PM »

that na work wey database fit do, u need sabi php mysql make that thing fit work,  no wahala take care i wan run go some where,
segebee (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #14 on: July 19, 2007, 03:55 PM »

@webemerald

i can design the cms; i use php/mysql

@Ruudie

i can help u out wt php/mysql

all holla me: segebee1@yahoo.co.uk
feyisara (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #15 on: July 19, 2007, 04:09 PM »

niceuzor no problem will can work together but right now am busy but iwill add u to my yahoo id l just lunched a forum callled www.dynamitesinglesforum.com you can visit the fourm
cheers
RuuDie (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #16 on: July 19, 2007, 04:11 PM »

@ segebee,

ain't it possible with ASP ?
bobidinc (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #17 on: July 23, 2007, 03:56 AM »

Plz my people, I'm a newbie,  i will like to know more about dreamweaver. I have installed macromedia fireworks 8 and macromedia flash 8 as well as macromedia dreamweaver8. can someone tell me how to use it? i will want to know how to design
RuuDie (m)
Re:
« #18 on: July 24, 2007, 01:37 PM »

@bobidinc,
dunno if u've heard of frontpage. . . Dweaver is similar 2 it, dweaver allows u design webpages quickly wid'out u havin 2 bother much abt d html/coding aspect of d design.
Flash & fireworks are 4 grafix/animation design & can be integrated wid' dweaver.
bobidinc (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #19 on: July 24, 2007, 01:46 PM »

@RuuDie,
thanks for your reply, actually i just like to design and i av tried my possible best to learn it but i couldn't get it do you care to give a little tutorial? my yahoo id is tosinodus2003 let chat
webemerald (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #20 on: July 24, 2007, 05:16 PM »

Ive got pdf tutorials on dreamwer nd multimedia flash tutor, i can forward 2 u
Jackelony (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #21 on: July 25, 2007, 11:42 AM »

Hello everyone.
Could someone pls tell me which database program will best adapt to dreamweaver. I really want to go into learning dreamweaver but I want to know the best database accompaniment.
bobidinc (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #22 on: July 25, 2007, 02:47 PM »

@webemerald
hi webemerald  can you please forward the tutorial to me plz? my email is odusogatosin@gmail.com  thanks
RuuDie (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #23 on: July 25, 2007, 04:56 PM »

@webemerald,

me want 2. . . .  pl's - ruudsoftware@yahoo.co.uk
juintade (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #24 on: August 03, 2007, 02:20 PM »

@Jackelony
the question is not which database, the question you should be asking yourself is which programming language are u looking into.
PHP, ASP, ASP.Net, Coldfusion.

After deciding what language you are going to program in you can then decided which database to use.
For PHP you are better off going for mySQL

For ASp, ASP.Net you are better off going for Access, MSSQL, Oracle

I am currently use dreamweaver to code an ASP based site using Access database, but at the end of the day, the database structure and set up is done with the RDMS(Relational database Management System)  and not within dreamweaver

Just in case you are thinking of using ASP.Net, I recommend you download the free version of visual studio express edition from microsoft msdn website.


Quote from: Jackelony on July 25, 2007, 11:42 AM
Hello everyone.
Could someone please tell me which database program will best adapt to dreamweaver. I really want to go into learning dreamweaver but I want to know the best database accompaniment.

Jackelony (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #25 on: August 04, 2007, 02:29 PM »

@juintade
Thanks for your insight. I must confess, i'm still new to this stuff and you seem well versed in it already. Would you mind mentoring me in this field? I really want to be good ASAP. I'm very commited. Please consider this request.
segebee (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #26 on: August 05, 2007, 05:38 PM »

i prefer php cos its beta as per security and ease as to ASP
and i prefer linux servers
E-Jaja (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #27 on: August 11, 2007, 10:35 AM »

i would like u gy in the house who are pros to send me Dreamweaver, fireworks, PHP, Mysql tutorials as well as site were i can read about them
thanx
webemerald (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #28 on: August 12, 2007, 01:27 AM »

Ejaja send your contact mail 2 webemerald@gmail.com,ill send u some
tundewoods (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #29 on: August 12, 2007, 05:39 PM »

@ Dreamweaver users,

You can certainly optimize and increase your productivity in web development with the use of dream weaver extensions.Even dynamic websites can be a whole lot easier with server-side extensions.I once had to deploy a shopping cart for a clients website.I simply downloaded a trial version of Interakt MXkart shopping cart extension.

Believe it or not i had a top notch shopping cart running in less than 24 hours.I saved my self about 4 days raw coding stress.These exyension will certainly increase your productivity and give your sites top notch functionality with the minimal stress.
http://channelstv.com/index_view.php is an example of a project i've done in the past using dreamweaver,php/msql,phpmaker &a couple of extensions.


For those new to dreamweaver,try to lay your hands a couple of books dedicated to dreamweaver,personally i have about 4 books on dreamweaver that i bought from amazon.

juintade (m)
Re: Using *Dreamweaver* (webdesign)
« #30 on: August 13, 2007, 12:37 AM »

@ all members

Just a rough idea that struck me. why dont we all work together and produce some form of video tutorial to help the people new to dreamweaver. the video can be hosted via youtube, I am one of the few people that hate learning through books or long bnoring tutorials, just use books/prints for reference purposes.

I am currently using Dreamweaver 8, might be upgrading to cs3 in the new year.

Let me know what you guys think
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