How do you Refresh a File?
Joe Webster
pleasure this editor is to use. I just love it! Thank-you so much for
making it freely available.
One small thing I have not been able to figure out is how to refresh a
file. For example, say I have an HTML file open for editing in
BlueGriffon and then, using a separate text editor, I change the .css
file that is linked to in my HTML file. I'd like the .css file changes
to be recognized by BlueGriffon's WYSYWIG editor window. I expected to
find a Refresh button, a reload feature, or a Re-open Current File
feature but can't see one.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Daniel Glazman
> I just installed BlueGriffon after years of using Amaya. What a
> pleasure this editor is to use. I just love it! Thank-you so much for
> making it freely available.
:-) Thanks !
> One small thing I have not been able to figure out is how to refresh a
> file. For example, say I have an HTML file open for editing in
> BlueGriffon and then, using a separate text editor, I change the .css
> file that is linked to in my HTML file. I'd like the .css file changes
> to be recognized by BlueGriffon's WYSYWIG editor window. I expected to
> find a Refresh button, a reload feature, or a Re-open Current File
> feature but can't see one.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
Known request for enhancement:
http://bugzilla.bluegriffon.org/show_bug.cgi?id=325
</Daniel>
peter9370
I've been using bluegriffon for the last month or so - and I too love
it! However, I've been having the same niggling problem - changes to
an external stylesheet file don't get reflected in the wysiwyg display
of bluegriffon (until the file is closed and reloaded.) On the basis
of the status for the RFE (fixed and patches placed in the source
tree), I've just rebuilt bluegriffon from the trunk - but I'm still
seeing the problem. (I've verified that the patched files seem to be
present in my source tree.)
(If I preview the file in firefox, I see the results of the stylesheet
change - but not in the bluegriffon wysiwyg display.)
Any thoughts?
On Dec 8 2011, 7:49 am, Daniel Glazman <daniel.glaz...@gmail.com>
wrote:
>
> > I just installed BlueGriffon after years of using Amaya. What a
> > pleasure this editor is to use. I just love it! Thank-you so much for
> > making it freely available.
>
> :-) Thanks !
>
> > One small thing I have not been able to figure out is how torefresha
> > file. For example, say I have an HTML file open for editing in
> > BlueGriffon and then, using a separate text editor, I change the .css
> > file that is linked to in my HTML file. I'd like the .css file changes
> > to be recognized by BlueGriffon's WYSYWIG editor window. I expected to
Daniel Glazman
> Hi,
>
> I've been using bluegriffon for the last month or so - and I too love
> it! However, I've been having the same niggling problem - changes to
> an external stylesheet file don't get reflected in the wysiwyg display
> of bluegriffon (until the file is closed and reloaded.) On the basis
> of the status for the RFE (fixed and patches placed in the source
> tree), I've just rebuilt bluegriffon from the trunk - but I'm still
> seeing the problem. (I've verified that the patched files seem to be
> present in my source tree.)
>
> (If I preview the file in firefox, I see the results of the stylesheet
> change - but not in the bluegriffon wysiwyg display.)
That's implemented in 1.4, what version are you using ???
In 1.4, if an resource is local to the filesystem, linked to
the document and modified, BlueGriffon reloads it. It even offers
a dialog to warn about it.
</Daniel>
Peter Duffy
I downloaded and built from the trunk: version 1.4, build
20120115160844. I used these instructions:
http://bluegriffon.org/pages/Build-BlueGriffon
I was working on a document with a stylesheet specified by a <link>
definition in the header: when I updated the stylesheet file, the update
wasn't reflected in bluegriffon until I restarted it.
I'm building and using it under CentOS 5, which probably isn't the ideal
environment.
Regards,
Peter
On Sun, 2012-01-29 at 11:14 +0100, Daniel Glazman wrote:
> Le 14/01/12 20:00, peter9370 a écrit :