I instal freeDWG.http://www.bravaviewer.com/viewers, it works realy nice when opening in as desktop application, but it seams that i can't figure out how to use it as web browser plugin.
I need to open dwg files in browser, so how can i do it?
Try browser plug-in from AutoDWG, it works very well for me, see: http://www.autodwg.com/dwg-viewer/dwgviewx.htm
All my dwg drawing files can be opened in my IE window, except for AutoCAD 2013 drawing files.
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I'm coding a website and using a Chrome window to view my work. I've tried to copy my changed CSS, so I can save it in my Sublime file, and there doesn't seem to be a way. Any suggestions?
You can actually edit your source files in Chrome.
I.e, you don't need to transfer your changes from Chrome to your editor.
Read this article by Arthur Evans and Tim Statler to learn about workspaces:
http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/developertools/revolutions2013/
I go to a file with for example a .txt extension and there is no button to download, i have no option but to highlight and paste. This is ridiculous, how do i download such files from github? This system is so damn stupid.
Click the Raw Link for the file, then (depending on your browser configuration) it will either prompt you to download the file, or it will just show the raw file in the browser and you can save it with File -> Save As or whatever the equivalent is in your browser.
GitHub Mate is the right tool to do, it's a Chrome extension currently. I felt painful as you, so I created this extension.
It's open source here https://github.com/camsong/chrome-github-mate.
I have a PNG file created using libPNG library. The file opens perfectly on Windows picture viewer and MS Paint, but opening with kview (on Linux RHEL5) or QuickTime PictureViewer (on Windows) fails - the former reports a "libpng read error whereas the latter reports the file as being corrupted. A similar problem is seen when trying to process the PNG using ImageMagick library on Linux. Given that the PNG opens fine on some applications, it doesn't seem that the file is really corrupted; I therefore suspect some problem with version compatibility, but I am not sure. I tried searching the web but couldn't find any information on the root cause or a solution to this problem. Can someone please guide me on this?
Judging from the example image you posted in the comments, the problem is that your PNG lacks the ending IEND chunk -something you can test by opening it with tweakpng and inspecting the structure visually, or choosing "Check Validity-F5". It is somewhat predictable that those kind of PNG are displayed by some viewers and rejected by others.
If you are using libpng, it seems you forgot to call png_write_end()
A simple tools question but it's driving me nuts.
I have some .jsp files on my computer that I associated with Dashcode, figuring it would be a suitable editor. But when I try to open the files, all I get is a dialog box that says, "Dashcode cannot open files of this type".
I thought there'd be an easy way to fix this but I can't find it. Nowhere in Dashcode's preferences can I find any list of valid file extensions. I poked around its resources folder for a while and couldn't find it there either.
The Dashcode menubar is visible when the error is up, so I'm guessing that this is Dashcode itself complaining that it cannot open this file rather than the OS preventing it from trying.
How exactly does this work? Is Dashcode really just hard-coded to recognize only files of certain types by their file extension? Isn't there a way to change it?
Thanks,
Frank
Dashcode uses html, javascript and css to write either dashboard widgets or web applications that will run on an http server. JSP files are for running on a Java server such as Tomcat and so Dashcode will not open them because a dashcode project is not targeted for an environment where they will be supported so there would be no point putting the file into the project.
In a similar way you cannot use PHP files as the target environment cannot guarantee to have a PHP interpreter installed.
Is there an FTP browser hiding away in NetBeans 6.1? The help manual doesn't even suggest FTP exists.
All I've been able to find so far is a tree viewer in the Services panel (no edit controls) and the ability to upload projects, folders and specific files from the Projects/Files views. Is there anywhere to delete or rename or will I have to keep switching back to my browser?
I can see from the previews that there's a nice FTP controller in 6.5 but I'm not desperate enough to completely convert to a beta (yet).
It looks like something was recently added to netbeans for php...
http://blogs.oracle.com/netbeansphp/entry/ftp_support_added
don't know if you can make use of that...
You can try the Plugin FTP Site Deployer. This is free and open source plugin for Netbeans, it's add a contextual menu with the voice "upload to FTP". Is still in development but it is working:
You can find some other information here:
http://www.askweb.it/wordpress/?p=136
And download source and nmb from sourceforge
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ftpsitedeployer/
The remotefs addin works for 6.5:
remotefs
(source: netbeans.org)