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1. Randy Edmunds,

May 9, 2010 3:34 PM in reply to okkarne

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I can see it if I browse to http://www.apricote.se in live view. But if I copy everything to local disc and try to view index.php I get the "Dynamically-related files could not be resolved..." error.

Strange thing is that some of the other files load the related files. wp-blog-header.php for example. Or if I go to the admin directory and index.php. All is ok.

DW needs to connect to your wordpress server to resolve the dynamic related files, so your it sounds like your Testing Server is not setup correctly. You can use the actual wordpress server on the web, or you can install a local wordpress server on your machine.

Starting in DW CS4, support for *static* related files was added, so that's probably why you're seeing some of the files.

HTH,

Randy

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2. okkarne,

May 9, 2010 9:57 PM in reply to Randy Edmunds

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Hi. No you are wrong. I know I have a connection to the database. If I disconnect it I get

If I open another file all the related files to that are loaded.

So, there is something fishy about the index file.

I have a .htacessfile in there that I dont know what it do. Maybe thats the problem? Does this have any effect from within DW? Or do I have to put that in the local server somehow?

# BEGIN WordPress

RewriteEngine On

RewriteBase /

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d

RewriteRule . /index.php [L]

</IfModule>

# END WordPress

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olle

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3. okkarne,

May 9, 2010 10:21 PM in reply to okkarne

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Well, I dumped the database and set the wp-config file to the local one.

I also had to change two places in the _options table (the location of the site)

And it sort of works now. But the flash inside is not working. And the "follow links" does not work either.

Gahhh, I'll give up!

It's a nice new feature in DW CS5

If I have to change something in this site I apparently have to do it the old fashion way

regards

olle

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4. Michaeltm,

Jun 7, 2010 7:29 PM in reply to okkarne

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I personally installed wordpress severals times locally as i could only make the dynamic discover feature work maybe once or twice each time i installed, then I would get this error. After trying several different server setups i almost gave up. Today I was working with wordpress outside of dreamweaver and was looking for a way to change permalinks to have a php extension. After looking for a while I noticed people kept talking about making differnet servers like xamp able to handle permalinks. Then the light came on for me and I realized each time I installed wordpress I would eventually change the default permalink to day and name. So I turned it back to default in wordpress and bingo I could now discover the files. Tried this several times to make sure this was the issue. Yippe!!

Michael

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5. budeades,

Aug 7, 2010 11:58 AM in reply to Michaeltm

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This error needs to be corrected! I spend the last day figuring out that my wordpress error was due to the permalinks begin set to date and time rather than default! This limits the way I can create sites! using the numbered system is ok for a blog but keeps you from using wordpress as a CMS where links for pages can be set by text.

Thanks for the help! I was about to give up!

b

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6. Michaeltm,

Aug 7, 2010 1:37 PM in reply to budeades

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Glad it`s working for you! I can remember how frustrating it was.

The work around I have been using is switching between permalinks and the default. Doesn`t seem to cause any issue`s for me that I can see. But you are right it needs to be fixed for sure.

Cheers

Michael

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7. ali_chisholm,

Aug 16, 2010 5:36 AM in reply to budeades

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Yeah, I'm feeling the same way as budeades. For CMS functionality it's important that we can set customised permalinks but this breaks DW CS5's discover feature.

Any ideas for a fix or workaround? Or Adobe, are you working on this? What i'm doing just now is switching the permalinks to default, running discover, then switching them back every time I need to work on it which is a bit ridiculous.

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8. Jeff Booher,

Aug 16, 2010 5:55 PM in reply to ali_chisholm

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Hi everyone,

I'm not seeing problems on our test servers. I'm testing with Wordpress 2.9.2 and it seems to work fine with permalinks. "Date and name", "Month and name" and "Numeric" all seem to work. What version of Wordpress are you all using so I can try to replicate it internally?

It's possible that something has changed in WP core that is breaking our integration and we'll need to report an issue to the Wordpress community.

I apologize for the frustration. Hopefully we can get to the bottom of this issue soon and thanks for doing the investigating and finding the source of the problem.

Regards,

Jeff Booher

Dreamweaver Engineering

Adobe Systems

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9. ali_chisholm,

Aug 17, 2010 2:55 AM in reply to Jeff Booher

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Hi there Jeff, Running WP 3.0.1 here.

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10. Michaeltm,

Aug 17, 2010 6:53 AM in reply to Jeff Booher

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I tried it with Wordpress 2.9

and then with 3.0 beta and the second release of the beta. Also I removed and reinstalled several times. I also reinstalled different localhost servers such as wamp and xampp.Several configurations...

I originally posted this in an other tread as well. http://forums.adobe.com/message/2782272#2782272

Lots of people with same issue. Lots of views as well.

Thanks for looking into this Jeff

Cheers

Michael

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11. sdbruce,

Oct 22, 2010 6:58 PM in reply to Jeff Booher

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I have got that problem, is there any fix?

Concise problem statement:

Using CS5 connect with Wordpress 3.0.1 and 2.7

Error found when attempted to "Discover dynamically-related files" when "Permalinks setting" is not in default "Ugly" mode.

Steps to reproduce bug:

1. Turn on Permalink setting ("Pretty Permalink") in wordpress dashboard

2. Work with DW CS5, with the localhost properly defined and appropriate "Site" defined in DW

3. Open index.php file in the "site root"

4. Click "Discover dynamically-related files..."

Results:Dynamically-related files could not be resolved because the site definition is not correct for this server

Expected results:

When I turn off "Pernalink setting" back to "Default" setting, DW has no problem and all Dynamically-related files can be found.

Remark: Pretty Permanlink function properly in wordpress links.

Is there any fix?

thanks

Bruce

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12. astrodobe5897,

Nov 11, 2010 3:40 AM in reply to sdbruce

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Hi,

Same problem here even though until I enabled network everything seemed to work fine. Afterwards the file discovery feature only works if Permalinks are set to ugly mode.

Regards

Berthold Hamburger

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13. sdbruce,

Nov 11, 2010 4:10 AM in reply to astrodobe5897

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I hope Adobe will have a fix for this issue, I buy dreamweaver because it can work with wordpress dynamically... but now it's very UGLY. What a disappointment!

bruce

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14. Vociferous2,

Jan 15, 2011 11:21 AM in reply to okkarne

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All -

I ran into the same problem concerning dynamically-related files.

First Setup

Dreamweaver CS5
Wordpress 3.0.4
.htaccess
Permalinks turned on
All .php files in c:/htdocs
Testing server pointing to http://localhost and files in c:/htdocs

Result: FAIL

Second Setup

1. Removed .htaccess

2. Turned off permalinks

Result: FAIL

Third Setup

1. Copied all source files to c:/htdocsDW (no longer sharing the same source files for my local files and my server)

Result: SUCCESS YEAH!

Fourth Setup

1. Added back my .htaccess

2. Turned permalinks back on

RESULT: SUCCESS

One thing that confused me - following the links. Ctrl + Click Link didn't work for me but using the right mouse click menu/Follow Link did.

Carol

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15. rangsi2011,

Jan 16, 2011 9:22 PM in reply to Vociferous2

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Carol,

Thank you for the tip. For me, it was removal of the .htaccess file, or more specifically eliminating the rewrite conditions / redirection that allowed discovery of dynamically related files to work properly.

-rangsi

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16. mgason,

Mar 1, 2011 10:23 PM in reply to okkarne

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I have the same problem, can only discover files when permalinks is set to default.

All I need do is change it back to default in wordpress and hit retry and all resolves fine.

issue is with several sites.

latest versions of Dreamweaver, Wordpress and MAMP on OSX as of march 2 2011

can I run premalinks as day name or not?

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17. NowAgeMan,

Apr 24, 2011 5:26 AM in reply to Vociferous2

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Carol,

I'm not clear as to what you did to sove this issue. You say:

Third Setup

1. Copied all source files to c:/htdocsDW (no longer sharing the same source files for my local files and my server)

Exatly which files did you place where? Are you saying that you placed the wordpress files in the htdocs folder, and you created a subfolder for the Dreamweaver site files? Or, is htdocsDW, as you specify, I seperate folder with the MAMP folder? And how did you specify site/server settings within DW? I've spent hours going round and round on this, so any help solving it would be greatly appreciated.

Craig

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