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Hello everybody, I'm a long time WeBuilder user (at least since 2010) and I find it a critical tool in my everyday work. I use it with great results for Classic ASP, PHP, JavaScript, JS libraries (JQuery mostly) and CMS (Contao, Wordpress). Lately I've started studying Angular for a forthcoming app ...

Hello, since the update to 2016 version I found out that classic ASP color scheme doesn't work: I checked the options in "Text Editor > Colors" and seems the schema it's correct, anyway if I try to open a .asp file everything is colored in red or mixed with HTML colors. I'm using WeBuilder 14.0.0.179

Ok, I can confirm you that with the updated version the FTP and Projects have been restored from the exported file.
Extremely fast solution, nice work guys.

Do you know how is it possible to restore my previous settings on 2015 version? I tried even with an old export from August 2015 but it doesn't import anything...
Where are the imported setting stored, so I can rollback to a backup version?

Thanks

Same here: I've done the usual "Export settings..." -> "Import settings..." but nothing seems to have been imported. No FTP, no projects, no layout. I still have both 2015 & 2016 versions installed in the same machine to the same user, and now opening the 2015 version it has lost all the previous ...

This beta fixes a bug I found out when creating a new file using the FTP it said it couldn't find the file, while now it works fine. I found a minor bug: I changed the shortkey for converting special chars to entities into Ctrl+Alt+E as I was used to. Before doing that I notced it was originally ...

Installed yesterday: even better than the previous version, wich was already excellent.
I'm working normally and encountered no bug right now, faster FTP connection and save, looks fresh, modern and useful.

The best IDE I've ever used.

I must admit I never gave so much interest about SEO (besides writing clean and W3C standard compliant (X)HTML / CSS), but I discovered its importance when I had to face e-commerce and page ranking. I also discovered how much the "myth" of meta tag is (probably) long time gone since it gives very ...