The method I used in previous versions of Dreamweaver doesn't work. I tried editing the Extensions.txt and the doc types xml. Thank you.
That works when the file type you want is listed there, but unfortunately thtml is something that has to be added if you want to edit those files. In all previous versions of Dreamweaver, I've been able to add the thtml extension (a file type used with Cake) by editing two files in the program. That isn't working on the new version. Fortunately, the old Dreamweaver is still available so I use it to edit the site that uses Cake. I'd love to remove it though, if I can get thtml added successfully. Thank you for trying to help out. I do appreciate it.
I'd like to try once more...because this still isn't working. I did, as I have in previous versions of DW, edited the DocumentTypes.xml and Extensions.txt files to add thtml to the php file types. I still cannot open a thtml file to edit. I am using CS 5.5 to edit this one site using thtml, and CS6 to edit all of my other websites. As a full time web designer/editor, this is a bit of a pain. I'd much rather edit all of the sites I work on with the one program.
Can anyone tell me what else I must do in DW CS6 to be able to edit thtml files?
Thank you!
Theresa
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