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Fred Klopper
04-01-2007 23:15:42 GMT +2
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Why do you still sell Kollection? It's not comaptible with Dreamweaver CS3. So why should future customers buy this?
I'm very disappointed to hear nothing from you guys. No roadmap, no answers, no nothing.
Ok, I do love the implementation of the Spry framework in CS3, but I did love Kollection also. Should we use Dreamweaver MX and CS3 at the same time?
Please tell us what your plans are. Will it be Kollection-a-like extensions?
You owe us an answer.
With best regards,
Fred Klopper
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Cristinel ANASTASOAIE[InterAKT Online]  04-03-2007 16:41:59 GMT +2
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Hello Fred,
Why do you still sell Kollection? It's not comaptible with Dreamweaver CS3. So why should future customers buy this?
We are going to release a Dreamweaver CS3 compatible product that will replace Kollection and include most of the developer oriented features of the current bundle.
I'm very disappointed to hear nothing from you guys. No roadmap, no answers, no nothing.
We plan to release this new product on the same day or immediate after Dreamweaver CS3 becomes available.
Ok, I do love the implementation of the Spry framework in CS3, but I did love Kollection also. Should we use Dreamweaver MX and CS3 at the same time?
Besides having a new version of Kollection, working with CS3, another good news is that it will be almost entirely compatible with the new Spry framework. You will now be able to build Ajax based websites that include Kollection functionality.
Please tell us what your plans are. Will it be Kollection-a-like extensions?
The new version will be released as a Dreamweaver extension and will be available on the online Adobe Stores.
Best regards,
Cristinel
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Fred Klopper
04-03-2007 21:21:33 GMT +2
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Hello Cristinel,
Wow! This is great news!!!
Thanks for your quick reply!
With best regards,
Fred Klopper
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Fred Klopper
04-16-2007 18:01:06 GMT +2
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Hello,
You wrote:
Besides having a new version of Kollection, working with CS3, another good news is that it will be almost entirely compatible with the new Spry framework. You will now be able to build Ajax based websites that include Kollection functionality.
But... I can't find anything about this new feature(s) on the Adobe Dreamweaver Toolbox pages.
Or do you mean:
Adobe Dreamweaver Developer Toolbox helps customers export standard Dreamweaver recordsets in XML format and use them to create dynamic Spry XML datasets.
I hope not because there is nothing new about it.
With best regards,
Fred Klopper
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Cristinel ANASTASOAIE[InterAKT Online] 04-17-2007 10:02:54 GMT +2
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Hello Fred,
The first phrase, is a statement that refers to the product compatibility with the Spry for Ajax framework. We used Kollection and Spry controls together in various tests and we have not identified major problems.
The second phrase, refers to the fat that Developer Toolbox, through its XML Export behavior, will allows users to build dynamic XML datasets. This will help users build dynamic Spry applications.
Best regards,
Cristinel
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