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From: The Wackonerd on 18 Dec 2008 18:06
I am getting a message
"There is a syntax error on line 27 of list.js.php. Code hinting may not work untill you fix this error"

Does anyone have a fix?
From: David Powers on 18 Dec 2008 18:30
The Wackonerd wrote:
> I am getting a message
> "There is a syntax error on line 27 of list.js.php. Code hinting may not work untill you fix this error"

It looks as though you have a corrupt cache file. Follow troubleshooting
step 4 in the following technote:

http://www.adobe.com/go/tn_19105

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From: The Wackonerd on 18 Dec 2008 21:09
Hi David and thanks for the quick reply.

Anyway I followed your advice and it did not work as the solution you provided
is a CS3 solution and from what I can see does not apply to CS4 because the
structure is different.

I am still hoping you have the solution

thanks

From: The Wackonerd on 19 Dec 2008 06:17
[q]
So, just suggesting that you try naming the file without multiple dots,
but use a single dot for the extension signifying the file type you
think DW should recognize. Perhaps an underscore for deliniating to
human eyes what the file may reference, but is not. ie: list_js.php
[/q]

The file I refer to "list.js.php" is generated by dreamweaver
It is located in includes/nxt/scripts/




From: Murray *ACE* on 19 Dec 2008 07:21
> The file I refer to "list.js.php" is generated by dreamweaver
> It is located in includes/nxt/scripts/

What operation causes it to be generated? I have never seen DW create such
a file.

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"The Wackonerd" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> [q]
> So, just suggesting that you try naming the file without multiple dots,
> but use a single dot for the extension signifying the file type you
> think DW should recognize. Perhaps an underscore for deliniating to
> human eyes what the file may reference, but is not. ie: list_js.php
> [/q]
>
> The file I refer to "list.js.php" is generated by dreamweaver
> It is located in includes/nxt/scripts/
>
>
>
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