WeBuilder 2008 Beta 1 (limited access)
We have not yet updated the Help file, but will do this in the full version.
What the "callword" means, is that you can enter a token in that field.
Inside code editor, you can press Ctrl-J and all snippets that have an assigned "callword", will be shown in an auto-complete list. Once you choose one item from that list, it will be inserted in your text.
What the "callword" means, is that you can enter a token in that field.
Inside code editor, you can press Ctrl-J and all snippets that have an assigned "callword", will be shown in an auto-complete list. Once you choose one item from that list, it will be inserted in your text.
Re: WeBuilder 2008 Beta 1 (limited access)
Hi Karlis.Karlis wrote:Please note that this version is for testing only and it does expire.
As a registered user, if this beta version expires, will we be able to re-install?
Thanks

Mark Dowd
Director, DowdTec Ltd
Director, DowdTec Ltd
Yes, you will be able to switch back to 2007 or stay with 2008 if you upgrade.As a registered user, if this beta version expires, will we be able to re-install?
Big things can not be achieved in one day.I would like to see some more features from textmat and e-editor added to webbuilder. This would make WeBuilder the best there is.

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Just checking out WeBuilder 2008 and immediately I can feel how much faster and more responsive this version is. It's great. I can't wait until it's stable, out and I can upgrade. Good work folks.
Another thing I've noticed is that in WeBuilder 2007 in File Explorer > Projects if I had highlighted a subfolder of the main project folder and then changed projects I would sometimes get an error message because it seemed to be trying to find the same-named subfolder as the last project I was in. So I would always have to remember to select the root folder before switching projects. This appears to have been fixed in 2008. Good stuff.
SVN support in the File Explorer is great -- thanks for including this.
I look forward to checking out other features. One of the great things about WeBuilder is that I've been using it since version 6.3 (WeBuilder 2005) and I'm still finding new features. Almost always I'll think "I wish it did... and it almost always does. Brilliant. Thanks.
Another thing I've noticed is that in WeBuilder 2007 in File Explorer > Projects if I had highlighted a subfolder of the main project folder and then changed projects I would sometimes get an error message because it seemed to be trying to find the same-named subfolder as the last project I was in. So I would always have to remember to select the root folder before switching projects. This appears to have been fixed in 2008. Good stuff.
SVN support in the File Explorer is great -- thanks for including this.
I look forward to checking out other features. One of the great things about WeBuilder is that I've been using it since version 6.3 (WeBuilder 2005) and I'm still finding new features. Almost always I'll think "I wish it did... and it almost always does. Brilliant. Thanks.
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Those who will read this topic will observe that WeBuilder 2008 RC trial is available for download 
http://www.blumentals.net/download/webuild9.exe
Note, it is not yet officially released.

http://www.blumentals.net/download/webuild9.exe
Note, it is not yet officially released.
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I'm still a bit confused, the link above is just a normal link that downloads an exe file - nothing should stop it downloading !
Or do you mean you can download it, but then can't run it ?
I just tested it again and the link still works OK, but it did take around 20 to 30 seconds before the save dialog in Firefox let me click save...
cheers, Dave
Or do you mean you can download it, but then can't run it ?
I just tested it again and the link still works OK, but it did take around 20 to 30 seconds before the save dialog in Firefox let me click save...
cheers, Dave