- From: Corne Beerse <cbeerse@gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 12:27:17 +0200
- To: Amaya users <www-amaya@w3.org>
Hello, As a fan of Amaya, I found my way ot use it trough the company-provided frontpage, I added it as alternate editor for html pages. I can right-click html-pages and select amaya which opens amaya with the page and off I go: add section numbering, generate a table of contents, change to proper formatting of code and many more tiny things. Then some other bloke started to use asp and hence I now have to edit asp pages. I also added amaya as alternate *.asp editor but no luck, amaya does not accept asp pages at all. I solve this now by altering the extention between asp and html. After editing asp pages with amaya and restoring the asp extention, the server gets in trouble. Some investigation teaches me that Amaya has altered the asp code. From a HTML point of view, this asp code is comment, hence amaya should leave it as it is. Unfortunatly, amaya reformats this 'comment' and hence the asp code gets mingled. My questions: Can amaya be updated to accept strange extentions as being html, xml or such? Can amaya be altered not to change the formatting of comment? Either not at all or in combination with the previons update? Thanks for the great tool. Corné Beerse
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