With reference to your request for performance data at http://forums.adobe.com/thread/481223 , what is it you need for IE that Fiddler can't produce?

Noel

Fiddler's author replies as follows:

Fiddler records DNS timings; they're in the default export file.  You can see them on the "Statistics" tab when you select a single session;

it will say something like "DNS Lookup: 16ms."  Fiddler can't record DOM Events, but as far as I know, neither can Firebug.

I'll run a test (within a day or two) and post some files.

Noel

Points are not given for  simply posting a question or a reply. Points are awarded by the person who  started a discussion. They can mark a reply to their question as either The  Answer or as Helpful. They can mark one “Correct” answer and two “Helpful”  answers per discussion thread.

This was from the FAQ about the points system. This refers to when you make a post if "Mark this thread as a Question" is checked then you can award someone points, if unchecked no points can be awarded:

I believe (and I could be wrong) there are 5 points for each helpful answer (you can mark 2 posters as helpful) and 10 for a correct answer. And the original poster is the only one who can award such points.

As you can see on another post here that there are red "blobs" that are associated with the points somehow, but it is obviously still causing some confusion as to how these are associated.

Bumping up threads was a usual practice in the old forums since I don't remember when. However, anyone bumping up a thread used to do it openly under his/her screen name, explaining why, and willing to face all the consequences. I have recently had a thread locked, and received a rebuke, unjust in my opinion, for trying to refloat an archived thread, and I could take it. That's why it disconcerts me to see threads suddenly springing up, out of nowhere, and for no apparent reason, such as this one.

An impartial law is easy to bear -free translation of the old Spanish saying "ley pareja no es dura".

jochemd wrote:

 

Is there a question here? Or anything related to the Forum FAQ?

Yes, there is an implicit question: who bumped this thread up and why? If you are not willing to see it in my previous message, or to understand it now that I have written it in full, you have of course the force to delete both of my messages.

To throw a stone and then hide one's hand is considered a very reproachable conduct around here, but I know there are cultural differences between different countries. And also between different people. But I think that if I am rebuked for openly bumping up a thread without adding anything new, others should be also be rebuked for doing the same, even more so if they do it in a hidden way. Or don't you think so?

greenjumpyone wrote:

 

and I had previously asked why the FAQ thread was bumped up.  I asked what changes were made to move it up to the top?  Was it just a bump so it wouldn't fall off the "table" or was there new content quietly added to it?

 

I don't recall getting an answer to those questions.

Hopper, is there a question there? Or anything related with the FAQs? Or anything new? Or are you just trying to bump this thread up?

greenjumpyone wrote:

 

LOL! 

 

actually, there were two questions there!

 

hopper

Hopper, I beg to disagree. It is technically true that there were two questions there, but they were just two questions that you were quoting from a previous message of yours, which isn't the same thing than asking them again. And "I don't recall getting an answer to those questions" is a statement, not a question.

mmmmmmm..... it is broken today for some odd reason for everybody. There are a few posts by a MOD concerning this and mention is another thread too. Oh well maybe Adobe will get it fixed this weekend.

Hang in there.

How can you delete a entire thread ? Can you email Admin to do it?

Have you looked at that thread lately. A moderator may have removed info from it already since I don't see ANY personal information in it whatsoever. I assumed that would be a reason why you wanted it deleted to begin with but then I looked at the thread and didn't see anything.

Congratulations to harbs and the InDesign scripting forum to be the first to integrate search scripting forum onto the page without the use of scripts see http://forums.adobe.com/community/indesign/indesign_scripting

How would a beginner to Dreamweaver get help from the Forum? Are there written sources that would guide the beginner through the basics of dreamweaver with examples in a practical way?

Thank you,

H. Baghban

Go to top of this page click Adobe forums

this shows a listing of forums. one of the highlighted forums is DreamWeaver listed on the button as Dw.

Good Luck to you!

I uninstalled Flash Player 10 from programs thinking I can download it from Adobe but can't. I get that the site is not available or not in service. I'm using Internet Explorer, windows 8, Vista. How can I get this thing downloaded? I also get a pop up when installing that it's not except this from macromedia. I no it's affected is that way it doesn't work?