Dreamweaver And Bulky Code

I have read on a lot of posts that dreamweaver ads extra code to most third party softwares. (example) I planned on buying a real estate management system that is already in a custom CMS and using dreamweaver mx to edit the front side. When I mentioned this to the script creator, he said that dreamwever will add unnecessary code. One posts said that the extra unnecessary code is the reason you can not use dreamweaver with other CMS such as drupal. Is there a way to go around this problem?

Issue

In certain situations, Dreamweaver MX translator code is added to the source code of a document.The issue appears after saving and re-opening the page, or opening a page edited in an external editor.

For example, the following code in a page:



is converted to:




Reason

The code inserted into the page is Dreamweaver's internal translator code. This code is used to translate source code for rendering the design view. In certain circumstances Dreamweaver does not complete the translation process, and the intermediate translator code is erroneously left behind in the source code.

There are two known situations when this will occur.

• 
  A server side include file is called within <script> and </script> or <style> and </style> tags (see solution).

Note:This behavior occurs with both HTML include statements (as above) and ColdFusion includes (<cfinclude>).This is a known issue with Dreamweaver.

Solution

• 
  Include the <script> and </script> or <style> and </style> tags inside the included file.

• 
  Be sure the script or style code block is within or preceded by comment tags:

thanks
QUOTE=:Merrick:]Issue

In certain situations, Dreamweaver MX translator code is added to the source code of a document.The issue appears after saving and re-opening the page, or opening a page edited in an external editor.

For example, the following code in a page:



is converted to:




Reason

The code inserted into the page is Dreamweaver's internal translator code. This code is used to translate source code for rendering the design view. In certain circumstances Dreamweaver does not complete the translation process, and the intermediate translator code is erroneously left behind in the source code.

There are two known situations when this will occur.

• 
  A server side include file is called within <script> and </script> or <style> and </style> tags (see solution).

Note:This behavior occurs with both HTML include statements (as above) and ColdFusion includes (<cfinclude>).This is a known issue with Dreamweaver.

Solution

• 
  Include the <script> and </script> or <style> and </style> tags inside the included file.

• 
  Be sure the script or style code block is within or preceded by comment tags:

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