As I have said in my previous post,two problems/error have been solved,one about the link and one about the server,but now even though everything is fine,but the website works differently in different browser,preview from dreamweaver doesn't respond when I click submit or reset,internet explorer will tell me if there is some required field that I did not fill in,Google chrome will tell me it succeeded when I click submit/reset.I guess this is normal,but just wanna make sure.

I think this makes it inconsistent and hard to handle.

The browsers are fine. It’s your code that needs sorting.

Dreamweaver won’t submit a form because it’s not designed to do this.

What I meant is:

Is it normal for the same code to work differently on different browser??

And my second question is:

When I want to link a database in dreamweaver,it gives me an error"your PHP server doesn't have mysql module loaded or you can't use the mysql_(p)connect functions."How do I fix this??

Btw,I'm using Dreamweaver CC,my databases,server behaviour,etc tab are extensions acquired from Adobe exchange,as some of you know Dreamweaver has removed some deprecated features starting from CC version,that's why I need to use extensions.

Edited June 16, 20197 yr by Cheah Hsun Teik

The correct code will work consistently in all browsers. Marformed code may be interpreted differently by different browsers.

Dreamweaver is returning the error because you don’t have the correct extensions installed.

I stopped using Dreamweaver over 10 years ago. I doubt you will find many professional developers using the application. I code locally and SVN or FTP to a testserver so never have the issues you encounter.

I suspect your teacher has given you a task without realising the implications.

On 6/16/2019 at 6:10 PM, fisicx said:

On 6/16/2019 at 6:10 PM, fisicx said:

I stopped using Dreamweaver over 10 years ago. I doubt you will find many professional developers using the application. I code locally and SVN or FTP to a testserver so never have the issues you encounter.



Why don't you like Dreamweaver?It also allows us to code manually,you don't have to use the feature given by Dreamweaver,it's the same as using notepad++,sublime text,etc...

The base are the same,they are all just text editors..

ummm,not really,but you get what I mean,I hope...

I was shocked at how expensive Dreamweaver is - £20/month for the UK. Even SublimeText is a one time purchase product at £80.