Sure, you could use dreamweaver to generate some html page templates and embed them in a web2py directory structure. But you would have to tell dreamweaver where to store pages in the web2py views folders. In other words, you would have to ensure they adhered to the structure expected by web2py -- each controller would have to have its pages in a folder under web2py/applications/myapp/views/mycontroller. There could be complications with how dreamweaver generates css files ... it's been almost a decade since I studied dreamweaver, so I don't recall. Anyway, if you insist on using dreamweaver you may want to get it to inline your css code in the webpage. Otherwise, you will have to get it to write the css to a known location, like web2py/applications/myapp/static/css/mystyles.css and then you will have to load them into the desired view. Once you get better at this, you'll probably end up ditching dreamweaver altogether ...
On Monday, April 9, 2012 1:29:39 AM UTC+8, jaideep kekre wrote: > > im a student trying to build a slick website as a hobby . can web2py be > used with dreamweaver to generate html and then add the web2py template > stuff ? any bugs or issues i should be aware of? > > thanks a lot !!
