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March 1, 2005 by Chris Charlton

I Google'd and searched @ Macromedia, but no info at all. I assume, from MS's site that Sharepoint is ActiveX dependant, so IE is required in general and programs like FrontPage/Office use FrontPage extensions to communicate nicely with Sharepoint server.

And I know Dreamweaver authoring enviroment doesn't have either of these in it, so I think you need to phone/email Macromedia and Microsoft both to get official answers

My Experience

March 2, 2005 by Jeremy Conn

My experience is that I have never been able to get Dreamweaver to work with SharePoint well enough for me to not need to open SharePoint most of the time anyway... so I just use the MS SharePoint app.

Update

March 3, 2005 by Darrel Lancaster

Thanks for the comments, this has been logged with Macromedia. Also, have people coming into the workplace tomorrow, with (hopefully!) a solution. Have found that Sharepoint over rides the permissions etc in IIS, as is being used for the intranet, links to html pages okay though. Will post reply when I have one.

Dreamweaver and Sharepoint

April 20, 2005 by Katherine Roane

Has anyone found out about the compability issue between Dreamweaver and Sharepoint?

Sharepoint

November 12, 2006 by Mazhar Khan

Hi,
Unfortunately you have to go for Frontpage 2003 to work with sharepoint. I hope the Adobe realises the Market and offer some solution in future.

Regards

Khan