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DisableFormObjects
CopyrightGuard
CopyrightYear
Formatter
GoLive Actions do NOT work with Dreamweaver. DW uses their own plug-ins called Behaviors.
If you ordered GoLive Actions by mistake, you can avoid the no-return policy by cancelling your order before the software is shipped. Email your PayPal order confirmation to walt3@actionscafe.com with the words "Cancel this order" in the Subject. Better hurry, once it's shipped it's yours.
Check out the Dreamweaver Behaviors page to see what's available.
All the actionscafé software listed at Adobe Exchange was mistakenly changed by Adobe from commercial to freeware during the Exchange facelift.
This software is commercial. The prices cover the time and effort needed to keep these Actions up to date and working properly, and are very reasonable considering the small market. You'll appreciate the updating if you run a business website. Customers also get fast and free support when they need it. Not a bad deal eh?
If you purchased an Action within one year of a newer versions release date you are entitled to a free upgrade. Send in your request to info1@actionscafe.com. Please include a copy of your PayPal or Kagi purchase receipt to ensure faster service.
Check this page or the shopping cart pages for newer versions of your software.
GoLive CS2 will not display attached Actions in some of the demo files that are included with actioncafé software.
If you have this problem, select the link that the Action is attached to, then select Type > Clear styles... from the GoLive menu.
Rebuilding and flattening the CSScriptLib.js file from the Site > Settings ignored the Actions I used in a Component. This problem might also extend to Templates and Stationary.
If you use Actions in Components, check the CSScriptLib.js file after flattening to see if the script has been included.
AutoScroll 3.0.2 - released June 26, 2008
Update
This version fixes a problem with the manual scrolling.
When the bottom of the content layer was reached during manual scrolling the scrolling would stop. When the cursor was moved out of then back over the scrolling link, the content layer would continue scrolling in the same direction.
This problem has been fixed. In this version the content layer will not scroll once it has reached the end.
CyberGallery - released June 26, 2008
Version changes
CopyrightGuard has been renamed CyberGallery. The new name reflects the new purpose and functionality of this Action.
v2.3
Designers now have extensive control over caption typography and the appearance of the caption layer.
A problem with the caption layer that set the layer's height to the depth of the first thumbnail caption, instead of leaving it as "auto" has been fixed.
Fixed a bug that caused the caption layer to continually grow in height with every thumbnail click in IE 5.2 Mac.
Set the layer range in CyberGallerySetup to 100 - 102 instead of 0 - 2 so users could use layers in their design.
v2.4
New image display options... You now have several options for displaying an image - Snap in - snap out, Snap in - fade out , Fade in - snap out and Fade in - fade out. (fade-out does not work in slide show mode).
v 2.4.1
This version fixes a problem with the background layer in a frame environment. Earlier versions didn't reset the layer size when the layer was hidden. This resulted in the layer being larger than the window size under certain conditions.
Fixed a problem with Mozzila browsers like Netscape that didn't resize the background layer of a frame when the window was scrolled or resized.
Other little tweeks to make things work better.
