MX Calendar Forum :: Anything comparible after CS3 upgrade
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Chris S
05-01-2007 17:57:59 GMT +2
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Hello all,
I have upgraded to DW CS3 and have also got the Adobe Developers Toolbox. My question is this. I had made some sites using MX Calendar. I would like to support them using DW CS3. Is there any comparable component to MX Calendar? Can I use MX Calendar with DW CS3 and Dev Toolkit?
Thanks.
Chris
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Ionut MOICIANU
05-02-2007 13:17:39 GMT +2
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Hello Chris,
You cannot edit the MX Calendar server behaviors with Developer Toolbox extension. You can just upgrade your site files, after making a back-up of your current "includes" folder first.
Ionut
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Chris S
05-02-2007 19:17:22 GMT +2
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Thanks Ionut,
So at this point there is no substitute for the MX_Calendar for the DW CS3.
I guess I will have to keep DW8 around for maintenance for a while. Do you know if there are any plans to have a similar product available any time soon for CS3?
Hope all is well with you.
Thanks again.
Chris
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Ionut MOICIANU
05-02-2007 19:40:45 GMT +2
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We have no plan regarding this for the moment.
Ionut
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Nick Jewett
05-03-2007 06:46:29 GMT +2
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SO the bottom line is that Adobe is dropping compatibility for extension of comanies it owns. Sounds like they have decided to follow the Microsoft model.
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maecks
07-19-2007 16:24:11 GMT +2
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yes, seems so.
I hate companies like adobe doing this. So on the bottom line they first bought macromedia so they have no competition anymore and now they close down interakt with all their really great extensions dicontinuing the most interesting ones...
They are not innovative, they are destructive....
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David Faria
09-20-2007 05:54:01 GMT +2
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