Thoughts, ideas, tips, musings, and pontifications (not necessarily in that order) by Ben Forta ...
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ColdFusion
The ColdFusion 8 download does not include the client pieces (as it did in the past). If you are looking for the ColdFusion 8 Report Builder, the Eclipse extensions and help files, the Dreamweaver and HomeSite updates, and more, visit the ColdFusion Support Center download page.
I've updated the ColdFusion portal (http://www.coldfusionportal.org) to reflect the new links (for those of you like who me can't seem to find stuff easily on adobe.com :)
Ray, between e-mail and seminars I was asked for the location of these downloads over 10 times this week. Apparently, lots of folks can't find them, so the more posts the better.
Heh, then I don't feel so dumb. The odd thing is that it's not like Adobe is a badly designed site. It is a great site. Maybe it's just too many products. :)
The issue is not design, it's poor search indexing. Enter "cf8 dreamweaver update" in the search box on the front page of Adobe.com, and you get one result, which is a PDF installation guide. If a simple search like this actually returned a link to the CF8 dreamweaver update, I bet people wouldn't be asking as much!
CF8 Dreamwever extensions are not installing. The extension will not be installed." error when trying to install the CF* update for Dreamweaver. Eclispe plugins works.
--- Ben
The issue is not design, it's poor search indexing. Enter "cf8 dreamweaver update" in the search box on the front page of Adobe.com, and you get one result, which is a PDF installation guide. If a simple search like this actually returned a link to the CF8 dreamweaver update, I bet people wouldn't be asking as much!
I when to adobe.com, choose products, coldfusion, and clicked away to aditional downloads very straightforwardly...
homesite+ tag & function defs are han-diddly-andy!