Re: [mv] HTML editors

[Victor Nolton <venom@inna.net>]

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I use anarchie cause if you open 30 documents using the anarchie/bbedit
features when you hit save all, ALL the files are transfered over. The
problem is if you use BBedit's built in ftp, if you are doing a large file
you have to wait till it is uploaded to do more work. anarchie does it in
the background, when you hit save anarchie puts it where it needs to go.

You should try it. version 3.8 is now in beta :) kinda nifty 

Though on unix I use pico or vi

and windows I use ultraedit 32

Ven



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On Sun, 25 Jun 2000, Ramsey French wrote:

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> 
> Same here (Mac user), except I use Fetch instead of Anarchie.  Wonder why we
> don't like using the FTP client built into BBedit?  Is it that we are
> innately control freaks and we want some overt action to be taken to ensure
> our work has been delivered?
> 
> In any case, I edit in BBedit, Command-S (left hand) to save it, drag-n-drop
> (right hand) the file icon into the Fetch window and then click on my
> browser.  By then Fetch has chimed that the file transfer has completed and
> I reload the URL in the browser to see what havoc I have wrought.  Then
> start over.  Better first time writing means fewer "start-overs".
> 
> For basic design, I (locally) do manual html coding until I get it looking
> right and then go and substitute MV variables and tags for colors, styles,
> fonts,  urls, searches, etc.  And, while developing, I try to break
> everything down into little modules that I "include".  Make sure each module
> functions on its own and at the end of development, merge the needed parts
> together.
> 
> And Racke stated that we all tend to become Linux conversant as part of our
> MV learning process.  I don't necessarily agree.  I have taken one course in
> Unix as part of my day job and used that with trial and error to set up MV
> on a server one time.  After than, I have not needed to mess with Linux very
> much (occasional telnet sessions).  The process described above is not Linux
> dependant (edit, FTP, run browser, repeat).  And now, I have moved to a host
> that manages MV for me (thanks Jason!), so I have next to no exposure to
> Linux.
> 
> On the otherhand, when I have time, I like to learn new things.  So, I'm
> planning to set up an old Mac I have with LinuxPPC 2000 and see if I can get
> MV installed and running on it.  Just for grins.  And since the next MacOS
> will have a Unix variant at its core hidden beneath the Mac GUI, it is
> probably a good thing to learn.
> 
> Ramsey 
> 
> > ******    message to minivend-users from Victor Nolton <venom@inna.net>
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> > For macintosh I used BBedit and Anarchie Pro (the work together).
> > BBedit for Editing and Anarchie for transfering via ftp (though bbedit
> > does have ftp built in)
> > 
> > 
> > btw what do you mean you are "holding a track"
> > 
> > Ven
> > 
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> > 
> > On 24 Jun 2000, Stefan Hornburg wrote:
> > 
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> >> 
> >> 
> >> Hello, MiniVendors !
> >> 
> >> I would like to hear from your experiences with editing MiniVend
> >> pages with a HTML editor. Do you know of products which don't
> >> mangle MV tags ? I also interested in negative experiences.
> >> 
> >> Next week I holding a track about "MiniVend - eCommerce in practice"
> >> and want to include this as one points. Any other comments
> >> are welcome too !
> >> 
> >> Ciao
> >> Racke
> >> 
> 
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