I decided to switch from Homesite to CFEclipse during what is
usually a down time in my business. Wouldn't you know it,
something's come up and I need to make some important changes to
some .cfm files. Not many, but they are critical. Now I don't have
time to learn CFEclipse at a leisurely pace. Could someone just
tell me how the heck I get CFEclipse to stop thinking all my .CFM
files are read only? What I found through Google *seems* to
indicate (but does not say directly) that I must create a project
first. I attempted to do this, messed up, and now I need to delete
the project I started but didn't finish creating.
All my website files are stored in one directory on my computer, which we'll call "Websites". This folder has multiple subfolders, each of which holds all the files for a website. So I need a separate project (if that's in fact what I've gotta do) for each subfolder. I've already set the default workspace to the "websites" folder.
I'm a pretty quick study on new software applications. If somebody could just give me a quick rundown or orientation on how to get CFEclipse to allow me to open and edit .CFM files, I would greatly appreciate it.
Many thanks,
GwenH
All my website files are stored in one directory on my computer, which we'll call "Websites". This folder has multiple subfolders, each of which holds all the files for a website. So I need a separate project (if that's in fact what I've gotta do) for each subfolder. I've already set the default workspace to the "websites" folder.
I'm a pretty quick study on new software applications. If somebody could just give me a quick rundown or orientation on how to get CFEclipse to allow me to open and edit .CFM files, I would greatly appreciate it.
Many thanks,
GwenH