I am having problems with UD Behaviors disapearing from the Server Behavior pallette. They will just vanish when working on a page!! The truly wierd thing is that other UD users can see them fine... any ideas anyone???

Are you working with templates by any chance ?

It's also worth mentioning that if you install multiple extensions at once...you could lose some of your insert menu options, like insert image and your live objects.

Another reason I can think of is when you alter the codes after you apply a behavior, UltraDev won't recognise the codes and it can either put a red exclamation point (<font color=red>!</font id=red> behind the behavior or remove it entirely.

With kind regards,

Dennis van Galen
Webmaster KPN Services
Financial and Information Services

I think the latter is definitely the case, but like I said, they only disapear on my machine (which is V frustrating).

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Are you working with templates by any chance ?

It's also worth mentioning that if you install multiple extensions at once...you could lose some of your insert menu options, like insert image and your live objects.

Another reason I can think of is when you alter the codes after you apply a behavior, UltraDev won't recognise the codes and it can either put a red exclamation point (<font color=red>!</font id=red> behind the behavior or remove it entirely.

With kind regards,

Dennis van Galen
Webmaster KPN Services
Financial and Information Services
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I've found that the problem occurs when I use hidden form fields with &lt;CFOUTPUT&gt; tags! I.E. &lt;INPUT type="hidden" name="option_ID" value="&lt;CFOUTPUT&gt;#URL.option_ID#&lt;/CFOUTPUT&gt;"&gt;. A bug in the program if I ever saw one!!!

Graham,

How are you binding these into the hidden field, do you drag them into the hidden field, do you click on bind or do you just type &lt;cfoutput&gt;#rsDepartments.DEPARTMENT_ID#&lt;/cfoutput&gt; in the property inspector ?

I can't try it in Ultradev today since I only have MX at home but I never heard of this before in UDev and I use it all the time, in MX dragging in data results in code like this:
&lt;input name="hiddenField" type="hidden" value="&lt;cfoutput&gt;#rsDepartments.DEPARTMENT_ID#&lt;/cfoutput&gt;"&gt;

And the serverbehavior stays where it is. I will try to duplicate this tomorrow at work.

with regards,

Dennis van Galen
DMXzone Manager

Extension, Tutorial and FAQ's Manager