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However, doing this will prevent your root relative links (if any), and
server-side includes (I think) from rendering properly in preview.

My suggestion would be to ignore it for you local previews. It's how DW
works.

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"Nancy - Adobe Comm. Expert" <nancy.RemoveThis@webwish.com> wrote in message
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> Edit/Preferences/Preview in Browser. Uncheck the "create temporary files"
> checkbox and restart Dreamweaver.
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>>I use the most recent versions of php, apache, mysql and windows xp. And I
>>use
>> Dreamweaver 2004MX.
>> I create a very simple index.php and when I preview on a browser, the
>> address
>> becomes like this.
>> http://localhost/artgallery/TMP2zjuplef9z.php instead of index.php at the
>> end
>> in the browser address.
>> Each time when I preview it, it create random address at the end instead
>> of
>> index.php.
>> Why does it create like this? Is there anything I can fix this?
>>
>>
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>
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Murray *ACE* wrote:
> However, doing this will prevent your root relative links (if any), and
> server-side includes (I think) from rendering properly in preview.

This applies only if you have selected root relative links in the site
definition. Using root-relative links in PHP sites can cause a lot of
problems for the unwary. I would recommend using document-relative links
unless you really know what you're doing.

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