n Select the Auto Refresh option on the Live Data toolbar to take advantage of Dreamweaver??™s capability
to reformat dynamic data when the server formatting has changed.
n The query string field and the Settings button in the Live Data toolbar both offer developers a way
to test their Web application with different variables. Use the query string field to emulate the
passing of URL parameters and the Settings dialog box for Post-enabled forms.
n To try different server environments, enter the appropriate code in the Initialization Script field of
the Settings dialog box. This facility enables you to test different application variables, session
variables, and other variables easily.
n Be sure to use Dreamweaver??™s Preview in Browser feature to give your Web application a realworld
tryout before going live. To test your page, transfer dependent and related files using the
Site window from the local site to the testing server pane.
n Use Dreamweaver??™s tight ColdFusion integration and the Server Debug panel to quickly debug
your ColdFusion applications.
In the next chapter, you learn how to create multiple page applications.
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Incorporating Dynamic Data Part IV
In a Web site composed of static HTML pages, each page generally stands on
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