I have Windows 2000 and am using Dreamweaver MX. I was trying to update an image in a template. We got a new logo that folks wanted to put on our site.

In trying to put in this new logo I somehow managed to make my template nested inside itself. I don't actually know how I did it and consequently don't know how to undo it.

When I click on the image in the template gives me the circle with a line drawn through it and I can't click on the image.

When I went to update all the pages that use this template I get message that says "the file" ( my template) is nested inside itself (directly otr indirectly). That message comes up for each page it trys to update. The update pages report at the end says 107 fiels examined, 0 updated and 3 which could not be updated and it says that \template\councilcolors.htm -- not updated error in template or instance file.

How the heck do I get out of this mess? All I wanted to do wsa swap out one image file from another in a template and upate all the templates. It seemed easy .......... until now.

L2T

Just for reference, is the image enclosed in an <i>Editable Region</i>?

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Chris Charlton <i>- DMXzone Manager</i>
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