just am extraordinarily curious about "Adobe GoLive 6"

[Aaron Vegh]

I have used GoLive; next to Dreamweaver it's the most popular
pro-level WYSIWYG HTML authoring app out there. I'm not sure I truly
understand the problem you're having, but I wouldn't hasten to blame
the application for it. GoLive works with Site Maps that it creates
(very similar to DW). The site map hierarchy should be file-for-file
reflected on your server's /htdocs directory or whatever the web root
is. If files are going outside the site's root directory, that's the
fault of the user of the application, not the application itself.

GoLive, like hand-coding, allows you to screw up as easily as it
allows you to get your work done right. :-)

Hope that helps.
Aaron.

On 6/7/05, Zbigniew Koziol <zkoziol-Zd07PnzKK1IAvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org> wrote:
> 
> Have a bad luck to take care of web site of my friend, who himself is
> ignorant rather in web development but has large ambitions to change that.
> 
> There are a few points here.
> 
> 1. I run apache web server on a Linux.
> 2. He checks his work by opening a file from Windows computer (not from
> a web server).
> 
> In his case the web site works fine. In my case does not. And I am
> afraid that it can not.
> 
> Why? The web site is done by using "Adobe GoLive 6" - what a hell is
> that, btw? It is based on a heavy use of JavaScript. However, the
> directory structure is not "vertical" but "horizontal" while paths to
> scripts and images are encoded as relative and, from the server "point
> of view" they go outside of server document root directory..
> 
> The site could run if URL had the address
> http://www.my-silyy-first-steps-in-html.com/my-really-first-step/
> 
> But it could not run with URL
> http://www.my-silyy-first-steps-in-html.com/
> 
> Now, my question is, who are really ignorants here: me, they (this case
> is rather not doubtfull), or perhaps Adobe?
> 
> As an additional note, a something of social nature of programming,
> about the pains a person like me earning for living that way has to pass
> sometime ;) They say: you will take care to improve the code later. But
> the point is that improving code of others (in fact a machine generated
> code) is the most difficult task a programmer would like to receive... I
> would rather write the code from scratch myself.. but than they will not
> be able to use "Adobe GoLive 6" ;)))
> 
> Any advise?
> 
> zb.
> 
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