add to cart divaLINK for Dreamweaver: Frequently Asked Questions PC/Mac  DWMX-DWCS4  $15.00

When I follow the instructions and launch the extension, nothing is changed on my page!
Remember that divaLINK performs its magic in the browser, and not in Dreamweaver itself. So, view your page in a browser and the links will appear! When you add divaLINK to your page, it only makes changes in the dcoument's Head, which you can see in Code View if you look. This also means that when you update the page's content in the future, you will not need to re-add divaLINK! It will simply work each time the page is viewed in a browser, no matter that you've changed the page content. Cool, huh?
Can I add divaLINK to a Template or only to its Children?
We could not quite imagine occasions when you'd need divaLINK on so many pages that you'd want to add it to the Template itself. So it was designed to be added to regular pages and to Template-based Child pages, but not to the Template.
Nothing happens when I click on the divaLINK icon OR I get this message: "divaLINK can not be added to this document which lacks a complete, valid DOM. See Help."
Most likely your page has Validation errors that need correcting, If fixing those errors (they need to be fixed any way) fails to help then we'd like to see the problem, so contact us.
What versions of Dreamweaver are supported?
The divaLINK User Interface has been tested in DWMX-DWCS4 on Mac OSX 10.4+ and PC WinXP.
And what browsers are supported?
divaLINK works in all modern browsers. I fails gracefully in MacIE5 and when javascript is off.
When I click OK I get this error message: "Making this change would require changing code that is locked by a template or a translator. The change will be discarded."
First Validate your page to check for html errors. If fixing them does not help, then most likely you have an offending <include> statement in the Head of your page. It is very easy to work around this. For example, if your include looks like this:

<!--#include ...

simply insert a temporary space between the # and the include so it looks like this:

<!--# include ...

You have just converted that line to a typical html comment. Now add divaLINK. And then simply go back and remove that temporary space. Voila. By the way, it is possible that there will be more than one <include> statement that you need to address.