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    Default Re: adobe contribute editing

    Quote Originally Posted by 3dsgiftsnThings View Post
    yes this would let me edit text, pics, links, banners and so forth.
    if i can get this to work correctly that is.
    Only in a very limited way. Adobe Contribute is a sophisticated HTML editor and makes no claims to be more than that. If it did, Adobe wouldn't need Dreamweaver in its product rosta.

    But Zen Cart is a dynamic PHP-driven application, with very little content held in HTML files.

    So even if you get this working, and that should be fairly straightforward, there's hardly anything in a Zen Cart to which you could apply it.
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    Default Re: adobe contribute editing

    i was actually thinking this very thing about there being very little that could be done with zen cart via contribute. but thanks for summing it up for me.

    can you give me a list of the php files that i would use to edit the content on my site. or point me to a link where i could find this information.
    Thanx again kuroi
    good day

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    Default Re: adobe contribute editing

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